On 07/07/08 11:46, ThoML wrote:
>> We have a command line and an instance of gvim that tries to expand
>> the % given in a parameter from the command line.
>
> Well, "gvim --remote" is of course a second instance of gvim so you're
> right of course. I looks as if the server tries to expand the %.
> We have a command line and an instance of gvim that tries to expand
> the % given in a parameter from the command line.
Well, "gvim --remote" is of course a second instance of gvim so you're
right of course. I looks as if the server tries to expand the %.
If I do:
> start gvim -u NONE --noplu
> In Vim, % usually means "the current file name". Here we have one Vim
> instance (the client) trying to pass to another instance (the server) a
> file name whose full name contains a percent sign
We have a command line and an instance of gvim that tries to expand
the % given in a parameter fro
On 07/07/08 10:13, ThoML wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I get an "E499: Empty file name for '%' or '#', only works with
> ':p:h'" when a directory/file name contains % and I try to open the
> file with --remote:
>
> start gvim -u NONE --noplugin
> cd foo%bar
> gvim --remote foo
> => E499
>
> I tried verbose=12
Hi,
I get an "E499: Empty file name for '%' or '#', only works with
':p:h'" when a directory/file name contains % and I try to open the
file with --remote:
start gvim -u NONE --noplugin
cd foo%bar
gvim --remote foo
=> E499
I tried verbose=12 but don't get any hints what exactly is causing
this.
