I try that, %:h will get the relative path, that is .(dot), and I want the
get the absolute name. I try %:p:h, and it works. Thanks all the time.

2011/7/20 Erik Christiansen <[email protected]>

> Within vim, %:h will do that. To demonstrate, try:
>
> :!ls %:h
>
> or
>
> :e %:h/elephant
>
> Erik
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