pathogen#surround(...) produces extra / if used without {}

[mkoskar]

Wanting to add single plugin bundle to runtimepath I do following:

call pathogen#surround('~/.vim/bundle/colorschemes')

If that directory exists rtp's after directory path will contain //
(~/.vim/bundle/colorschemes//after). I haven't tested if that poses any
runtime problem (I suspect it does not). So this is then in "be nice"
category.

[lifepillar]

Same here. A problem is that, if you add more paths later, paths start to get truncated. For example:

:call pathogen#surround('~/.vim/bundle/youcompleteme')
:set rtp
runtimepath=~/.vim/bundle/youcompleteme/,~/.vim [...] ~/.vim/bundle/youcompleteme//after
:call pathogen#surround('~/.vim/bundle/foobar')
:set rtp
runtimepath=~/.vim/bundle/foobar, [...] ~/.vim/bundle/youcompleteme//after,~/.vim/bundle/foobar/afte
:call pathogen#surround('~/.vim/bundle/didgeridoo')
:set rtp
runtimepath=~/.vim/bundle/didgeridoo, [...] ~/.vim/bundle/youcompleteme//after,

[lifepillar]

Ah, there seems to be a typo here:

let path = fnamemodify(a:path, ':p:?[\\/]\=$??')

Shouldn't that be ':p:s?[\\/]\=$??'?

[lifepillar]

See #160.

[tpope]

The truncation is a function of :set output. See :echo &rtp.

[lifepillar]

The truncation is a function of :set output. See :echo &rtp.

Thanks, I was having a hard time trying to understand what was causing that!