I set the 'shellslash' option so vim would know I'm using
a unix-like shell, but it doesn't help.
When I am in a subdirectory ...
> pwd|tr "/" "\n"|wc
10 9 75
10 levels deep, and am editing another file:
gvim fb17X/content/firebug/chrome.js
I end up with "fb17X/content/firebug/chrome.js" [New DIRECTORY]
instead of the file i want.
I have to remember to put in $PWD/rest-of-path> and then it picks
up the right location.
Can't vim append 'PWD' itself if it doesn't get an absolute path?
It is reading the .vimrc/.gvimrc files ok, though it did seem to
have some problms reading my color files in ~/.vim/colors/linda.vim.
(which works on *nix)... Anyone else seen that type of prob?
Thanks...
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