I'm encountering a somewhat strange behavior when using gvim on
Windows. Basically, if I'm in the directory
C:\dev\svn\cal\ifg-record-2\Source, and invoke:
/c/Program\ Files/Vim/vim72/gvim 'C:\dev\svn\cal\ifg-
record-2\Source\Model\Vasicek.h'
(from the Cygwin bash shell, /c has been mounted to refer to
c:.), when I enter vim, the directory has changed to
C:\dev\svn\cal\ifg-record-2\Source\Model. The directory is not
changed if I pass in a relative path, if I use / instead of \ in
the filename, or if there's more than one filename (even if both
are in the same directory).
I'm wondering if this is intentional, and if so, how can I turn
it off. (I'm intentionally in the directory one level down, and
the only reason I'm using absolute paths in this case is because
I'm invoking gvim through cyg-wrapper.sh.)
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James Kanze
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