* Ben Klein [2014.02.14 14:00]:
> When I echom something from the command line using system():
> :echom system("echo \"testing\"")
> I get a ^@ (null) at the end of the result:
> testing^@
> If I instead use echo, which doesn’t translate unprintable characters but
> displays them:
> :echo system("echo \"testing\")
> I get the result of the command line command with an added newline:
> testing
You don't say what your operating system is, but
in a posix shell you could do:
:echo system("printf \"testing\"")
I almost never use echo in the shell. Too much of
a pain.
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JR
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