Hi,
Could anyone verify the next behaviour:
1. _vimrc should only have:
set nocp
set autochdir
set encoding=utf-8
2. in the shell do:
mkdir test
echo hello world > test\myfile
vim test\myfile
My vim do not open test\myfile it just says: "test\myfile" [New
DIRECTORY]
Now if you delete 'set endoding=utf-8' from your _vimrc so you would
have only:
set nocp
set autochdir
and run:
vim test\myfile
Vim opens this file successfully.
Okay, now if I delete 'set autochdir' and return 'set encoding=utf-8'
like this:
set nocp
set encoding=utf-8
and run again:
vim test\myfile
Vim opens this file successfully too.
It looks like with the combination of 'set autochdir' and 'set
encoding=utf-8' one can not open files in another dir from shell.
So I use autocmd approach now:
autocmd BufEnter * silent! lcd %:p:h:gs/ /\\ /
instead of autochdir.
My vim is 7.2 with 1-148 patches applied on winXP.
Best wishes,
Maxim.
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