Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Escaping %:h with ::S

Suppose % is

/path to/file.txt

I want to use the directory containing file.txt in makeprg. Say:

CompilerSet makeprg=mycmd\ --working-dir\ %:p:h:S

Now, %:p:h correctly gives me

/path to

But then, %:p:h:S results in

'/path to/file.txt'

(using Vim 7.4.1257). Is this a bug?

Nicola


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