":write [z-a].txt" writes the file, but emits an E944 #5059
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1. Run `gvim --clean`
2. Execute `:write [z-a].txt`
3. Gvim creates a file with the specified name, but displays an "E944: Reverse range in character class" error.
Gvim: https://github.com/vim/vim-win32-installer/releases/download/v8.1.2151/gvim_8.1.2151_x86_signed.zip,
Windows 10 Home 1803
Normally [ and ] are not in 'isfname'. When expanding fails it may
still work, but probably not everywhere. You can use backslashes to
escape, but since MS-Windows uses backslash as a path separater this
often becomes confusing. Blame Microsoft...
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Sorry if I don't understand something, but since "[" and "]" are in 'isfname' by default on Windows systems, shouldn't Gvim just not make any attempts to expand the |
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I agree, there's no reason to expand a filename while saving. |
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Problem: Error for bad regexp even though regexp is not used when writing
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Solution: Ignore regexp errors. (closes #5059)
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Problem: Error for bad regexp even though regexp is not used, when writing
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gvim --clean:write [z-a].txtGvim: https://github.com/vim/vim-win32-installer/releases/download/v8.1.2151/gvim_8.1.2151_x86_signed.zip,
Windows 10 Home 1803
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