Hi eliweiq001!
On Do, 19 Aug 2010, eliweiq001 wrote:
> I am using a portable edition of gVim in windows.
> I have to open gVim and then open a .c file every time,( for learning
> programing ), so I want a function and map a key to it, then I can
> open the file very quickly.
> Maybe It would be better that the function can both run in windows and
> linux.
Please don't top poste.
Here is a simple example:
#v+
fun! OpenLastModified(...)
let path=(a:1 ? a:1 : getcwd() )
let files=split(glob(path . '/*', 1), '\n')
call filter(files, '!isdirectory(v:val)')
call sort(files, "CompareLastModified")
return files[-1]
endfun
func! CompareLastModified(a,b)
return getftime(a:a) == getftime(a:b) ? 0 : getftime(a:a) > getftime
(a:b) ? 1 : -1
endfunc
com! -complete=dir -nargs=? EditLastModified :exe ':tabe ' .
OpenLastModified(<q-args>)
#v-
Use :OpenLastModified to open the last modified file in your current
working directory or optionally use tab completion to use any other
directory.
regards
Christian
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