Jan Larres :
>>> Ben Schmidt:
> One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
> directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
> equivalents
Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support
8.3 equivalents and have that fu
Ben Schmidt :
> On 29/04/11 8:51 PM, Jan Larres wrote:
>>Ben Schmidt:
One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
equivalents
>>>
>>>Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support 8.3
>>
On 29/04/11 8:51 PM, Jan Larres wrote:
Ben Schmidt:
One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
equivalents
Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support 8.3
equivalents and have that function
Ben Schmidt :
>> One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
>> directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
>> equivalents
>
> Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support 8.3
> equivalents and have that functionality turned on, which isn't
thanks for the help
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 4:07 AM, Ben Schmidt
wrote:
> One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
>> directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
>> equivalents
>>
>
> Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support 8.3
>
thanks for the help
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 8:53 PM, Ben Schmidt
wrote:
> On 28/04/11 3:39 AM, cyboman wrote:
>
>> i need to run an executable from vim. the problem that i'm facing is
>> that directory names in the path to this file contain spaces and vim
>> doesn't recognize that.
>>
>> here is
One of the ways to avoid spaces in Windows names of files and
directories is to replace any "controversial" names by their 8.3
equivalents
Of course, this will only work on filesystems that still support 8.3
equivalents and have that functionality turned on, which isn't always
the case these day
On 27/04/11 19:39, cyboman wrote:
i need to run an executable from vim. the problem that i'm facing is
that directory names in the path to this file contain spaces and vim
doesn't recognize that.
here is the problem
C:\Documents and Settings\myhomedirectory\someotherdirectory
\executable.exe
wh
On 28/04/11 3:39 AM, cyboman wrote:
i need to run an executable from vim. the problem that i'm facing is
that directory names in the path to this file contain spaces and vim
doesn't recognize that.
here is the problem
C:\Documents and Settings\myhomedirectory\someotherdirectory
\executable.exe
i need to run an executable from vim. the problem that i'm facing is
that directory names in the path to this file contain spaces and vim
doesn't recognize that.
here is the problem
C:\Documents and Settings\myhomedirectory\someotherdirectory
\executable.exe
when i execute from vim
!C:\\Documents
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