Rodolfo Borges wrote:
When I use the :Explore or :Sexplore command,
the cursor could be positioned on the file I was just editing.
PS: why are the .h's positioned after the .o's by default?
I do know how to change it (removed the ".h$" from g:netrw_sort_sequence),
I'm just questioning what seems to me a non-sensible default,
since one don't edit the .o's, but do edit the .h's a lot.
*.h are "header" files, they contain no code but only protocols,
defines, and such. They shouldn't change much over time, or at least
much less than *.c or *.cpp "source code" files. I agree that it doesn't
make much sense to list them after *.bak and *.o but before *.info,
*.swp and *.obj. It might make sense to list them either immediately
before or immediately after * (i.e., anything not mentioned in
netrw_sortsequence), or else, as you do, interspersed with them.
Best regards,
Tony.
