:packadd termdebug :Termdebug xxx
and type "run" in the gdb prompt window
display the correct file name, not this:
The full path of the executable is E:\Lab\workshop\scratch\scratch\test_gdb.exe
gdb displays is as ``E:\Lab\workshop\scratch\scratch\test_gdb.exe`
in the last segment of the path, the \\test has been replaced as a backslash and a tab character
(the tab character is visible as the bar character according to my listchar option).
This only happens on Windows.
Definitely a minor display error, but it would be nice to get fixed, since termdebug is the
only gdb front-end can work on MS Windows (excluding vscode).
I want to give it a go, and wish it could be polished on Windows.
9.0.1627
OS: Windows 10
Terminal: None (GVim)
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the display error happens in the command line as well:
see the ^I in the right side of the command line.
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Can you try if :set shellslash fixes the issue?
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same, after :set shellslash :
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and I found that the breakpointer in the signcolumn is not displayed on Windows (I have disabled vim-signify and vim-signature for potential conflict).
The current line highlighting is invisible too.
I'm not sure is it related to the same issue (file name can't be correctly read) ?
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this seems to be a duplicate of #12560
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Closed #12550 as completed via c9a4a8a.
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