Hi,
On 4/23/07, Tim Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cd's to the directory that contains the file I'm editing. Does anyone
> know what's causing that or how I can turn if off?
>
> In more detail, what happens is this. I type something like:
> vi /some/other/dir/filename
> at the command line, and then when I'm in gvim, if I type:
> :pwd
> I get:
> /some/other/dir
> I'd rather just stay in the directory where I started gvim.
Sounds like you might have either an autocmd that
does this for you, or you have 'autochdir' set.
You can check this with
:set autochdir?
:autocmd
If it's the former, you may want to check where it was last set:
:verbose set autochdir?
In Vim7, you can also use the "verbose" prefix with the ":autocmd"
command to determine which script defines the autocmd.
:verbose autocmd
- Yegappan
