Error when opening man page

[lervag]

Hi. I'm trying out neoman now. I get this error when I try to open a man page with :Neoman printf:

Error detected while processing function neoman#get_page:
line   50:
E172: Only one file name allowed: edit man://printf(25               January 201
6                        PRINTF(1)

I use the following minimal vimrc file:

set nocompatible
let &rtp = '~/.vim/bundle/neoman.vim,' . &rtp
filetype plugin indent on
syntax enable

I'm on a recently updated Arch Linux with vim/gvim version 7.4.1294.

[lervag]

For what it's worth, when I try to issue the command /usr/bin/man -d printf, I get a lot of noise in the terminal, then the manual page for printf is opened.

[lervag]

I'm wondering, should it be /usr/bin/man -w ... instead? I think the problem is line 37, which was changed in the most recent commit.

[nhooyr]

Ahah I got it, I'll fix it. I've reverted that commit for now. Its just different behaviour on OSX and Linux.

[lervag]

Ok, I see. Looking forward to trying the plugin when things work. :)

[nhooyr]

@lervag I've got an idea to fix this. That line is for when the section is not provided and we need to determine it to name the buffer opened properly. Gotta get the one man will use.

I'll add in linux support but in order to prevent unforeseen problems due to this, if the man page cannot be found after that line which is trying to determine it, let sect = ''. Perhaps even a message to open an issue so that I can investigate.

[nhooyr]

Screw that, you're right, I don't know how I missed the -w flag. I am using it to create the $MANPATH in the autocomplete and I thought thats all it did, I should have probably reread the option description, sigh. I'll add it in asap.

[nhooyr]

#6 should fix this, further discussion there.

[lervag]

Thanks!