Closed bounceme closed 7 years ago
because mkdir() can make a directory call mkdir('a\/a','p')
call mkdir('a\/a','p')
guessing this is a vim bug
o, i get it. it makes two directories, 'a\' and 'a'
i think there is something messed up either with vim or s:sl() with those kinds of edge cases
s:sl()
because mkdir() can make a directory
call mkdir('a\/a','p')