Felix Kater wrote:
> Bram Moolenaar wrote:
>
> > What is the session file that opens subfodler/test.txt? Best is if you
> > can give the commands to create it, thus a whole reproducible example.
>
> The example is the same like in my original posting, however with
> this .vimrc (I copied it long ago from vim.org):
>
> --- (BEGIN .vimrc) ---
> function AlwaysCD()
> if bufname("") !~ "^ftp://";
> lcd %:p:h
> endif
> endfunction
> autocmd BufEnter * call AlwaysCD()
> --- (END) ---
>
> To reproduce (full description):
>
> * cd ~
> * create a .vimrc like above
> * mkdir subfolder
>
> * rm .viminfo
> * mv .vim .vim.bak
> * vim --noplugin subfolder/test.txt
> * :w
> * :mks! ~/sess-test.vim
> * :qa
> * vim --noplugin -S sess-test.vim
>
> Resulting error message:
>
> --- (START) ---
> "subfolder/test.txt" [New DIRECTORY]
> Error detected while processing function AlwaysCD:
> line 2:
> E344: Can't find directory "subfolder" in cdpath
> E472: Command failed
> Press ENTER or type command to continue
> --- (END) ---
>
> A sidenote: The created session file contains the line "badd +0
> subfolder/test.txt",
> however, I believe in earlier versions of vim it always was like "badd
> +0 ~/subfolder/test.txt".
> I neither know if I rememer right nor if that is related to the above
> issue.
Thanks for the explantion. I don't get the error message, but the file
is edited in the wrong directory. The session file contains:
cd ~/
badd +0 hello.html
args hello.html
edit hello.html
...
lcd ~/tmp
Thus it's in the right directory, but editing the file in ~/ instead of
~/tmp.
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