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If I execute :shell echo hello %s on a file filename.ext I will get
:shell echo hello %s
hello filename.ext
as expected. However if I execute :shell echo hello %s.foo I will get
:shell echo hello %s.foo
hello %s.foo
which is not desired. Instead I would expect
hello filename.ext.foo
My use case is is to create a keybinding to create a copy of a file like this:
{ keys = ["y", "b"], commands = ["shell cp -r %s %s.bak"] }
or
{ keys = ["y", "b"], commands = ["shell cp -r %s %s.$(date +%F-%%H%M%S).bak"] }
This may be "fixed" together with the related issue/suggestions here.
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If I execute
:shell echo hello %s
on a file filename.ext I will getas expected. However if I execute
:shell echo hello %s.foo
I will getwhich is not desired. Instead I would expect
My use case is is to create a keybinding to create a copy of a file like this:
or
This may be "fixed" together with the related issue/suggestions here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: