I recently re-bumped up against this problem enough that I decided to take a
wack of time trying to track it down again. Bascially, some buffers cause an
automatic change of the pwd to the parent folder. Even if I do
:bufdo pwd
I get the same 20 odd answers for one window, but when I change windows, I get
the same 20 odd answers that are different from the first 20 answers. I still
haven't figured out what triggers it, but it doesn't happen all the time. Once
the problem starts, however, the behaviour sticks and the condition seems to be
captured in a mksession file. So if I fire up a new gvim, I can source the
session file and the offending behaviour comes along with it. If I simply open
a new gvim and revisit all the files I had on my buffer list, I don't see the
behaviour come, at least not right away.
I tried to find an autochdir or a "cd %:p:h" command in the relevant files.
Basically, I went to the directory containing _vimrc and vimfiles/ and issued
the bash command for searching:
grep -i -w -r -e autochdir -e acd -e '%:p:h' \
*vim* ~/tmp/session.vim
The only lines that came up are commands for setting the Windows titlestring
and iconstring:
_vimrc:set titlestring=v:%t%(\ %M%)%(\ (%{expand(\"%:p:h:s+.*/++\")})%)%(\
%a%)
_vimrc:set iconstring=v:%t%(\ %M%)%(\ (%{expand(\"%:p:h:s+.*/++\")})%)%(\
%a%)
These also show up in my session.vim and _viminfo.
Thanks to anyone who can suggest another way to deal with this.
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