On Mon, 15 Aug 2011, zergu wrote:
Thanks for you answer! It appears that I've made some kind of mistake
with this simplified example, cause findfile('symfony','.') actually
finds this file in main sshfs-project directory. Upward searching
still doesn't work though. Let me illustrate this with commands:
:pwd
/srv/http/wnb_remote <-- sshfs project
:!ls sym*
symfony
:echo findfile('symfony', '.')
symfony
:echo findfile('symfony', '.*;')
/srv/http/iprzychodnia/symfony <-- PROBLEM
Hmm. All of findfile() was new to me before this thread. It appears I
misinterpreted '.*;' as the {path} parameter. If I've got it right,
now, it works in the opposite order:
Since it ends with ';':
It will progressively strip trailing directories until it reaches '/'.
Since it starts with '.*':
At each level, it will try directories matching /.*/.
:cd /srv/http/iprzychodnia <-- regular project
:!ls sym*
I don't understand how it would produce:
/srv/http/iprzychodnia/symfony
...if there's no file by that name.
Perhaps your shell is cd'ing somewhere before `ls` is being run? (Seems
unlikely, but otherwise I have no idea how to explain the lack of output
if symfony indeed exists.) Is there a 'symfony' file in
/srv/http/iprzychodnia/ if you do:
:e .
(i.e. open NetRW in the current dir)
:echo findfile('symfony', '.')
symfony
:echo findfile('symfony', '.*;')
symfony <-- works as expected
But considering what you've written before I am not sure this is sshfs
related. No other ideas though.
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