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It looks like selecting something from that window leads to Windows doing Ctrl+V in an attempt to paste. That, of course, doesn't mean the same thing in Vim. However, if you have things properly set up to catch clipboard text in register * (see :h 'clipboard') then all you'd need to do after clicking an item in the window is hit p in Vim. (If that doesn't ...
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zipPlugin shipped with Vim is poorly customizable. All command-line flags are hardcoded and cannot be changed. So there won't be any nice solution. Except maybe patching plugin's source code, or writing some wrapper shell script to re-translate option flags etc.
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Thanks to comment of muru.
Solved the problem using https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/3729/33095
:nnoremap <Leader>w <C-w>
Unless you've remapped , you can now use \w (after each other). I actually prefer this since I don't like CTRL+key combinations.
and/or using https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/3737/33095.
I actually use :wincmd more often than ...
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I think it might just be a terminal issue..
If you launch ubuntu or whatever system you use, the border is still there. Just that ubuntu is more zoomed out.
Check this out: https://stackoverflow.com/a/33844542/14804431
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It looks like you had the 'shellpipe' option misconfigured to just a | instead of a | tee (which would work on Linux/Unix/WSL) or > (which would work on Windows.)
You can find the value this option is set to and the origin of this setting with:
:verbose set shellpipe?
As discussed in the comments, resetting this option to the Windows default worked to ...
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filenameescape() is supposed to be the solution. And yet, I've cooked my own solution 2 decades ago and it's still working fine so far.
function! lh#path#fix(pathname, ...) abort
" Parameters {{{4
" Ignore the last slash or backslash character, if any
let pathname = matchstr(a:pathname, '^.*[^/\\]')
" Default value for the ...
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Two solutions:
On a current windows 10 machine that I have access to for work with a user account only, I was able to sucessfully install the standard vim version, named 'self-installing executeable' that is available here: https://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/vim/pc/gvim82.exe
Administrator access was not required.
This version comes with an autoload folder (unlike ...
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