Reply to message «<C-\>e in command line», sent 00:39:10 10 January 2011, Monday by Alexander Ivaniuk:
> What's the purpose in using <C-\>e :h c_CTRL-\_e > and why can't it be replaced with '='? What happens if you type `=' in the command line? And what do `*map' commands do? Original message: > Hi, > > In a nice .vimrc at http://amix.dk/vim/vimrc.html I found the > following lines of code > > cno $c e <C-\>eCurrentFileDir("e")<cr> > func! CurrentFileDir(cmd) > return a:cmd . " " . expand("%:p:h") . "/" > endfunc > > $c in command line gets substitued with "e CURRENT_DIRECTORY". If <C- > \>e is removed nothing is working. If I press <C-\> + e in the command > line it turns into '=', but the mapping cno $c e > =CurrentFileDir("e")<cr> is also not working. > > What's the purpose in using <C-\>e and why can't it be replaced with > '='?
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