Yegappan wrote:
> When you change the directory using the :cd or :tcd or :lcd commands,
> the previous directory is remembered. You can change to this
> directory, by passing "-" as the directory name to these commands.
>
> Currently only a single previous directory is remembered across
> :cd, :lcd and :tcd. If you have a tabpage local directory and change
> the global directory using ":cd", then the previous directory for
> the :tcd is also changed.
>
> I think we should keep a separate previous directory for every window
> with a local directory, every tabpage with a local directory and the
> global directory. Any comments/suggestions?
It might complicate things too much. When I use ":lcd somedir" and then
"cd -", what directory gets used for "-"?
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