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Major fixes, among them windows file handling #44
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You may also want to look at the panel commit I left out , which contains some of my preferences , but these are not strictly errors, so I left them out. |
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Could you elaborate what issues you encountered. We already have a a gen_new_buf function called by on_bufenter, which should guarantee that all call to cur_buf to be valid.
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I suppose we never reach this point. Did you encounter any issue or did you see lsp warning? If it's the later, maybe it's ok to just return res?
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| Vim.AsyncRun('sudo {} {} {}'.format(self.ServerCmd, cmd, fname), | |||
| Vim.AsyncRun('sudo {} {} {}'.format(self.ServerCmd, cmd, fname).replace('\\','\\\\'), | |||
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It's better to put the replace in Vim.AsyncRun
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| Vim.AsyncRun('{} {} {}'.format(self.ServerCmd, cmd, fname), | ||
| Vim.AsyncRun('{} {} {}'.format(self.ServerCmd, cmd, fname).replace('\\','\\\\'), |
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| def cur_buf(self): | ||
| return self._bufs[Vim.current.buffer.number] | ||
| if Vim.current.buffer.number in self._bufs: |
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Hi,
I solved here few errors, some of which I didn't create an issue.
curbuf handling was problematic in a way I don't fully remember. I think it threw an error about out of index of buffers. you probably saw it.
fixing issue #43, windows file operation not workingandfixing windows 1fixes windows file handling issue #43.It really solved FS operations in windows. The thing to note is that you do replace
\\with\\\\before calling vim commands , otherwise\\becomes\and it becomes magic.The silent thing is needed because of errors from time to time.
The missing return caused an error as well.