Does swearing not to enter a house through its door result in breaking the oath by entering through another opening?

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If a person swears an oath not to enter a specific house through its door, and subsequently enters through an opening other than the door, the oath is not broken. This is because the oath specifically restricted entry via the door, and no other means of entry was encompassed by the restriction. One Shafii position suggests that the oath is broken if the intent behind the oath was to avoid the entire house, provided the door itself was not the specific cause that instigated the oath, analogous to swearing not to stay with one's wife in a house and then staying with her in a different house.