Jean Johner wrote:
Hello,
A still simpler case showing a problem with File browser and Ctrl-O/
Ctrl-I
Suppress the ~/(.,_)viminfo file.
Type vim test1 (file1 opens at line 1)
Type :e . (The file browser opens at line 8 OK)
Type Ctrl-O twice (Return to file1, OK)
Type Ctrl-I (Return to File browser, OK)
Type Ctrl-O (Nothing happens, not OK)
Type Ctrl-O: error message E19 : Mark has invalid line number, not OK
Put
let g:netrw_fastbrowse= 2
into your .vimrc. The penalty for this is that you get "slow" browsing
-- ie. netrw (vim, actually) doesn't remember previous directory
listings. This may not be so important for local browsing, but every
refresh of a remote directory via ftp or ssh will require a new query of
the remote site. This can be unpleasant when one has to re-enter passwords.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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