Re: Find-file at point cannot manage tramp file syntax

[Michael Albinus]

Stéphane Senesi <address@hidden> writes:

>>> I investigated further. The problem only appears when the path close
>>> to the point is either an absolute path or a path with a tilde ~ :
>>>      - using 'emacs -Q', ffap erroneously (?) tries to find the file on
>>> the local machine, and hence, for the case of an absolute path,
>>> proposes to truncate the file path to the longest one which matches
>>> the local file system
>>>
>> What happens, if you apply (require 'tramp) before?
>
> The same happens (still with '-Q')
> Relative paths are OK

I'm sorry, but I still cannot reproduce it here. Could you, please, send
me an example file and instruct me, at which position the cursor is
located, when you call "M-x find-file-at-point".

> S

Best regards, Michael.