On 2012-08-10, Mark Volkmann wrote:
> Here's a sequence of steps that seems reliable.
> - start MacVim
> - :E
> - select any file (opens in what I'll call window 1)
> - :sp
> - :E
> - select any other file (opens in window 2
> - ctrl-w ctrl-w (to switch to window 1)
> - :E
> - the cursor jumps from window 1 to window 2
That's great, thanks! I don't have a Mac, so I tried that using
gvim on a Linux system and gvim on a Windows XP system and the
cursor stayed in window 1. We may need to find someone else on the
list who uses MacVim to troubleshoot this further.
You might try starting your MacVim with the following options,
-N -u NONE -c 'runtime plugin/netrwPlugin.vim'
and see if the issue is still there. If it isn't, that would
suggest interference from some other plugin.
Regards,
Gary
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