On 22/07/09 04:07, googler wrote:
>
> I have been using the Explore command in gvim these days and finding
> it very useful in moving around directories. However, there is one
> feature that's causing me problem sometimes. When gvim is listing the
> contents of a directory and I click on any file or directory, it opens
> that file or directory. This can be a useful feature for some people
> but for me it's causing problem sometimes, when I accidentally click
> somewhere in the gvim window or click to make it the active window.
> Today I was even trying to highlight the contents (for copying) and it
> worked like a single click and opened the file. Is there a way I can
> stop the file or directory from opening on a single click? Maybe a
> double click would be better. Hitting<enter> should also work, as it
> does now. Thanks.
Works for me. (Clicking on any line of the directory window just moves
the cursor to there.) Even double-clicking only selects the filename
here. FWIW, I'm using gvim 7.2.239 with Huge features and GTK2/Gnome2
GUI; my $VIMRUNTIME/plugin/netrwPlugin.vim is v135 dated Aug 10, 2008
and I have no other (something)/plugin/netrwPlugin.vim as shown by the
":scriptnames" command. I have the usual other netrw scripts in
autoload/ and syntax/
What answer do get, with the current window being a directory window,
when you issue the command
:verbose map <LeftMouse>
? Here, gvim answers "No mapping found".
Best regards,
Tony.
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