Gary Johnson wrote:
> I've encountered a problem using gvim 7.3.138 on a Windows XP system
> because of the way that Vim expands "plugin/**/*.vim" when it loads
> plugins. Specifically, Vim includes RCS file names that end with
> .vim,v in that expansion.
>
> From a command prompt I executed
>
> gvim -V5verbose2.txt
>
> to capture the error. Here is the relevant portion of verbose2.txt,
> beginning with the expansion of "plugin/**/*.vim" in 'rtp' and
> ending with the first error from attempting to source
> plugin/RCS/ctags.vim,v.
>
> ...
> finished sourcing $HOME\_vimrc
> Searching for "plugin/**/*.vim" in "G:\vimfiles,C:\Program
> Files\Vim/vimfiles,C:\Program Files\Vim\vim73,C:\Program
> Files\Vim/vimfiles/after,G:\vimfiles/after"
> Searching for "G:\vimfiles\plugin/**/*.vim"
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\AlignMapsPlugin.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\AlignMapsPlugin.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\AlignPlugin.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\AlignPlugin.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\AutoAlign.vim"
> Searching for "plugin/cecutil.vim" in "G:\vimfiles,C:\Program
> Files\Vim/vimfiles,C:\Program Files\Vim\vim73,C:\Program
> Files\Vim/vimfiles/after,G:\vimfiles/after"
> Searching for "G:\vimfiles\plugin/cecutil.vim"
> line 26: sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\cecutil.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\cecutil.vim
> continuing in G:\vimfiles\plugin\AutoAlign.vim
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\AutoAlign.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\DrawItPlugin.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\DrawItPlugin.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\NrrwRgn.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\NrrwRgn.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\PP.vim"
> finished sourcing G:\vimfiles\plugin\PP.vim
> sourcing "G:\vimfiles\plugin\RCS\ctags.vim,v"
> Error detected while processing G:\vimfiles\plugin\RCS\ctags.vim,v:
> line 1:
> E492: Not an editor command: head^I1.19;
> ...
>
> The error can also be observed by cd'ing to an RCS directory
> containing one or more files ending in ".vim,v" and executing from
> within Vim
>
> :args *.vim
>
> Vim will put all the *.vim,v files in the argument list and open the
> first one.
>
> This error does not occur on Unix systems, including HP-UX, Solaris
> and Linux.
>
> The gvim for Windows I was using was the latest without-Cream
> version available from the Cream web site, 7.3.138.
Strange. I wonder what's special about that ",v" that makes it ignored
when comparing the file name against the pattern.
I'll add it to the todo list, but it's going to be a while until I can
look into it.
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