nerdtree does not support file or directory has comma in it.

[Yggdroot]

This is a bug.

[mb720]

Hi,

I just stumbled over this bug and would like to give more details and instructions how to reproduce it:

1. Create a file at ~/Desktop/dir , with , commas/testFile.txt
2. Open it in Vim
3. Execute :NERDTreeFind

This results in the following error message:

Error detected while processing function 45_findAndRevealPath:
line 44:
E716: Key not present in Dictionary: putCursorHere

I'm on Windows 10, 64 bits and have the latest version of NERDTree (git pull tells me that there's nothing to update).

Thanks a lot in advance.

[PhilRunninger]

@Yggdroot @mb720 My Windows VM is acting up on my machine, so I can't test it there. The bug doesn't exist, or was fixed, in MacOS. Can you try the newest commit to see if the issue still exists?

[lifecrisis]

@PhilRunninger, I'm using Windows right now. Here's what I can confirm...

1. I can create dir , with , commas\test.txt, but opening the directory with o fails to show the child node.
2. It looks like the problem with :NERDTreeFind reported by @mb720 was the same as A newly written file cannot be found with NERDTreeFind #779. It may also be related to the commas, but we can't know until we fix the other problem.

As I recall, spaces in the file name can be an issue, but I remember that only being a problem at the beginning of the file name.

[PhilRunninger]

@lifecrisis, Not a bug in Mac. It looks like something may have done around Jan 5 to fix this.