Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> I wrote a patch to enable http/ftp/webdav access with netrw on
> windows+shellslash. I'm using vim but not use cygwin or msys2.
> However, then editing http file on vim, URL is displayed as:
>
> http:\\example.com\foo.html
>
> So I want to use shellslash on windows too. Below is a patch to enable this.
>
> https://gist.github.com/mattn/0799137eea35ed4e789d
>
> Bram, I'm having one more idea to avoid this. It's keeping slash when
> the buffer name seems to be URL. How do you think?
How will the resulting buffer name, with the slash, be used?
Is this only inside netrw? In that case you'll have to talk to
Charles.
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