On 13/04/10 13:28, Aarto Matti wrote:
Hello,
So I added this into my .vimrc to fix the problem:
autocmd BufRead * execute ":cd ".getcwd()
This should be a no-operation, unless the current window has a local
directory (set by :lcd) in which case (IIUC) it sets the global working
directory to the current local directory. Not what I would want.
Now, is there an easy trick with files which are higher in filesystem
hierarchy to name them with '..' instead of full path?
For example:
:cd /dir1/dir2
:e ../a.txt
buffer named as '/dir1/a.txt', wanted '../a.txt'
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Aarto
AFAIK, there isn't. The path displayed on the status line is one of:
- down from the current directory
- down from your home directory
- absolute.
Vim doesn't climb the directory tree up to find a common ancestor. (If
you are at /some/very/very/long/long/long/path/ and decide to edit
/another/very/very/long/long/path/foobar.txt, would you want Vim to
display ../../../../../../../another/very/very/long/long/path/foobar.txt
? On Unix, and when on the same partition on Windows, there is always
"some" common ancestor however far.)
Best regards,
Tony.
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