On 12/03/11 08:27, wei gao wrote:
Hi,
It works. Thanks a lot:) And I and one autocmd to avoid setting this
everytime I reopen the file explorer window:
autocmd BufEnter \[File?List\] exec 'set winfixwidth'
I recommend :setlocal winfixwidth (rather than just plain :set),
otherwise *all* new split-windows opened from then on would (IIUC) get
wfw set to TRUE, because (except for purely global options)
:setlocal
sets only the local value
:setglobal
sets only the global default
:set
sets both
Also, if it's the only command in your autocommand, you don't need
:exec; and setting it again every time you re-enter the buffer (even by
Ctrl-W w or by mouse-clicking) is wasteful. I don't use the file
explorer myself, but I think that something like
:au BufWinEnter \[File\ List\] setlocal wfw
or similar, ought to be enough.
Best regards,
Tony.
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