Re: [A-A-P-develop] Win32 port of Vim Netbeans interface

[Dan S. <dw...@us...>]

Khorev Sergey wrote:
> I'm proud to announce the port of Vim's Netbeans interface on Win32 :)))

Cool!  I have been looking forward to this, and wishing I had time / 
knowledge enough to do it myself.  Thanks for the work!

> 2) With Bram Moolenaar's Agide (A-A-P Agide, http://www.a-a-p.org). If your
> are usign A-A-P 0.900 and Agide 0.110, you need to apply patch from
> http://iamphet.nm.ru/vim/aap_w32.diff.gz
> 
>     Reporting of bugs:
> Currently port is in beta stage, so get ready for bugreporting :)) It will
> be great if you'll test the same actions on both UNIX and Win32, so you'll
> tell "if I did it on UNIX, I got that, but on Win32 got the another thing".

Well, I will report one bug that I haven't tried it UNIX yet, but I 
think it is a pretty clear Win32 thing.

 From a command prompt in 'C:\Documents and Settings\dwsharp' I started 
Agide with 'python Agide/agide.py', and it started up fine (well, once I 
installed wxPython :)  oops...).  I did File->Create New Activity->File 
and used test.java for the filename.  Gvim started up, but gave the errors:

E642: File "c:/documents and settings/dwsharp/documents and 
settingsdwsharp^Iest.java" not found in setBufferNumber
E629: bad return from nb_do_cmd

It looks like the \ were viewed as escape characters, so the \s, \d, and 
\t in the full file name became s, d, and <TAB>.  Also, the current 
working directory was prepended to the absolute path for the file name. 
  I wasn't sure if the problem was on the sending side (Agide) or the 
receiving side (Gvim Netbeans code).  I think just passing the file's 
relative path name from the current directory would fix the problem.  If 
the file is in a subdirectory, though, you will need to also either 
escape the directory slashes or convert them to forward slashes.

Dan Sharp