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how to handle escape: no backslash escaping for special characters on iTerm2 by oh-my-zsh #1

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Justsoos opened this issue Sep 12, 2019 · 2 comments
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like space, brackets (), etc., oh-my-zsh does backslash escaping as default, but Finder like no escaping strings, current PathToGo gives the no backslash escaping approach, but now I prefer to run PathToGo in copy&paste the paths from Finder to iTerm2(zsh), not to re-open them in Finder.

better compromise approach I think is setting default escaping in preferences of PathToGo and users decide the switch.

another way is quota mark the path on clipboard to avoiding escaping.

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zyphs21 commented Dec 4, 2019

Thanks for your suggestion. I will consider it in future versions.

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zyphs21 commented Dec 4, 2020

@Justsoos Hello, From 3.0.0, PathToGo Add this function in FinderToolBar. You can try it !

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