On Dec 21, 7:53 pm, Wes Baker <w...@wesbaker.com> wrote:
> Just like the subject says, I typically open directories using MacVim
> and either netrw (I think) or NERDTree shows up every time. I'd rather
> it didn't and only showed a blank buffer. Can I do that?
>
> Thanks,
> Wes
I don't know about NERDtree; but if you disable netrw, Vim will give
you an error instead when you try to open a directory: the main
purpose of the netrw plugin is to allow Vim to display the contents of
a directory when you "edit" it.
Now if you just want to open an empty window with the _local
directory_ set to a certain directory, that's a different (and easy)
question:
:new | lcd /foo/bar/baz
or, to save some keystrokes, put
:cabbrev <expr> CD ((getcmdtype() == ':' && getcmdpos() <= 3)? 'new
<Bar> lcd' : 'CD')
in your vimrc then use :CD /foo/bar/baz
to open an empty window and make /foo/bar/baz the current directory.
Best regards,
Tony.
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