File Move: Escape existing directory name when looking for open files. #1094
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Description of Changes
Closes #1093
When a directory is renamed, all open buffers are examined to see if they live in that directory. If any such files are open, the user is asked if the files should be renamed/reopened. The problem raised in the issue is caused by said examination. The string does not have its backslashes escaped, which causes a numbered subdirectory,
\2
for example, to be treated as a regex back reference, which doesn't exist. The solution is to make sure the backslashes are escaped before doing this examination.New Version Info
Author's Instructions
MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
version number. Increment the:MAJOR
version when you make incompatible API changesMINOR
version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible mannerPATCH
version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixesCollaborator's Instructions
git tag -a 3.1.4 -m "v3.1.4" && git push origin --tags