On 8/12/06, Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/12/06, Gary Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > If you open a file under
ClearCase using the full path name and a
> version extension, e.g.,
>
> /project/xyz/system/src/bar.c@@/main/42
If I'm not mistaken, 42 is version name here, and your problem is that
such pathname does not have .c extension.
How about creating "automatic" symlinks: have autocommand autocreate
symlinks these lines:
:au BufNew /project/xyz/system/src/*.v*.c :!ver=`basename <afile> .c
| sed 's/^.*\.v//'`; base=`basename <afile> .c | sed
's/\.v[0-9]*\$//`; ln -s /project/xyz/system/src/\$base.c@@/main/\$ver
<afile>
This is untested, but the idea is that when you open
% vim bar.v42.c
the proper symlink is automatically created to version
42 of bar.c This solves the problem of proper extension
and of ugly @@ filenames.
Yakov
