Thanks. I see where the c.vim plugin sets the browsefilter; I'll have to
think about whether I want to adapt my habits or do some script-writing.
Maybe some of both!
Benji Fisher wrote:
On Fri, Nov 03, 2006 at 11:12:19AM -0700, Daryl Lee wrote:
This may be a Windows issue, but maybe someone here can help me solve
it. Using gVim, when I open a file with .h extension and then try to
open another .h file, the FileOpen dialog has the file filter set to
"*.cpp,*.c++". I have to manually force it back to either All or *.h.
Is there some way to override that behavior? I'd prefer "All", which
is the equivalent of what I get on Linux under KDE, where there is no
filter at all in the FileOpen dialog.
Have you (or some script) set a (global or buffer-local) browsefilter
variable?
:echo g:browsefilter :echo b:browsefilter
(If both commands generate errors, then the answer is no.) If I read
:help browsefilter
correctly, then the simplest solution is to add
:let g:browsefilter = "All Files\t*.*\n"
to your vimrc file. A more complicated solution is to add something like
:let b:browsefilter = "C files\t*.c;*.h;*.cpp;*.c++All Files\t*.*\n"
to an ftplugin for C files. Ask again if you need more details.
HTH --Benji Fisher
P.S. It seems that b:browsefilter *is* set in the default ftplugin (but
only on Windows systems). So see
:help ftplugin-overrule
--
Daryl Lee
Open the Present, it's a Gift.
