Tony Mechelynck wrote:
Using gvim 7.4.141 (Huge) for GTK2/GNOME2, changeset 2ca470c6096e
g:loaded_netrw == g:loaded_netrwPlugin == 'v149'
$VIMRUNTIME/plugin/gzip.vim dated 2010 Mar 10
While viewing
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/seamonkey/tinderbox-builds/comm-central-trunk-linux64/1389382240/
hit <Enter> with the cursor on
comm-central-trunk-linux64-bm01-universal-build1210.txt.gz (the only
file in that directory) (or similarly in other non-softlink recent
subfolders of the same parent)
Error detected while processing function gzip#read:
line 39:
E19: Mark has invalid line number
line 44:
Error: Could not read uncompressed file
press ENTER or type command to continue
After dismissing the |hit-enter-prompt|, the file is then (AFAICT)
correctly opened. (It is the log of a failed build of SeaMonkey, and I
was looking for the reason of the failure, which is: wrong Python
version, as seen at lines 1006 sqq.)
Hello, Tony:
I haven't found the source of the problem yet. As you know, I wrote
netrw -- and Bram M. wrote gzip.vim.
Netrw uses tempname() to hold the remote file locally in a /tmp directory.
gzip.vim also uses tempname() to hold a copy of the compressed file and
the decompressed file.
tempname() returns the same directory (different file names) each time.
I can quiet the first message by changing gzip.vim#85:
execute "silent '[,']w " . tmpe_esc
to
execute "silent! '[,']w " . tmpe_esc
Using DechoRemOn and Decho, tmpe_esc is good and the resutling file is
readable.
The very next line was a if !filereadable(tmp) test; it fails causing
error message#2.
In my test, netrw created 5.gz, gzip.vim created 10.gz, and then complained.
I'm not sure what to do at the moment, but I wanted you to know that at
least I saw your message.
Regards,
C Campbell
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