Auto-escape spaces in file names #14
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I love your RenameFile() function. However there are two problems. The first one is that some files have spaces in their names. The solution is to use escape() function to escape those spaces. The second on is that I created an alias for my rm command. I am using “rm -i” for rm, so I can not delete the origin file when I am using MacVim (I don’t know why it doesn’t prompt me to enter “y”). The solution is to add “-rf”.
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Thanks for the pull! This is quite helpful. Question: do you need the |
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I would say most definitely do not have the -r for safety. |
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I love your RenameFile() function. However there are two problems.
The first one is that some files have spaces in their names. The
solution is to use escape() function to escape those spaces.
The second one is that I created an alias for my rm command. I am using
“rm -i” for rm, so I can not delete the origin file when I am using
MacVim (I don’t know why it doesn’t prompt me to enter “y”). The
solution is to add “-rf”.