[vim/vim] fnamemodify with ':~' mod adds a trailing slash when it should not (#3524)

[Asheq Imran]

To reproduce:

let $HOME='my/home'

• echo fnamemodify('my', ':~')
  • prints my ✅
• echo fnamemodify('my/home/dir', ':~')
  • prints ~/dir ✅
• echo fnamemodify('my/home', ':~')
  • prints ~/ ❌
  • expected ~

In the last case, why does it print a trailing slash (~/)?

I only expect the trailing slash if the path passed into fnamemodify itself has trailing slash e.g. my/, my/home/dir/, my/home/.

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[Erick Paquin]

@Asheq ,

Is this still an issue? This was posted 5 years ago approximately. If you still have the issue, what version of vim are you running and on which OS?

Also, have you checked the help for fnamemodify() and filename-modifiers? Some interesting clues in there.

Thanks.

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[Christian Brabandt]

Closed #3524 as completed.

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[Christian Brabandt]

can no longer reproduce on Vim 9.0.078 but on an old 8.1.3741.

So closing, assuming it has been fixed.

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