Fix [f and ]f behavior in directory containing [, $
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Without this, glob() fails to list files and [f/]f works incorrectly when a path contains a special character such as "[".
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| @@ -77,6 +77,7 @@ call s:MapNextFamily('t', 't', 'trewind') | |||
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| function! s:entries(path) abort | |||
| let path = substitute(a:path,'[\\/]$','','') | |||
| let path = substitute(path, '\([\|\$\)', '[\1]', 'g') | |||
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Try substitute(path, '[[$*]', '[&]', 'g') to make it a bit cleaner. I threw * in there also for good measure.
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Thank you for quick advice. I updated the code and confirmed it works!
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see :help wildcards. Escaping by adding a backslash does not work on Windows.
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Thank you for pointing it out. I didn't know that. I updated the code to escape |
Without this, glob() fails to list files and [f/]f works incorrectly when a path contains a special character such as "[". Resolves: tpope#232
Currently
s:entries()lists file paths usingglob()without escaping filename, so it works incorrectly when a directory name contains a special character such as[. This PR fixes that and make[fand]fwork for such directories.