Aaron Bohannon wrote:
I only skimmed this thread, but surprisingly, no one seems to have brought up the issue
of netrw. Whenever you browse a directory in a window, netrw executes an :lcd command in
that window, so that it's CWD is different from the rest of the windows. Now that is
actually a perfectly sensible thing for netrw to do if g:netrw_keepdir == 0. However,
netrw *always* does it, even if g:netrw_keepdir == 1 (the default, meaning "don't
change the CWD"). It drives me nuts.
Please give me an example.
With g:netrw_keepdir= 1, and starting from my home directory:
vim somefile
:echo getcwd() (shows home directory)
:wincmd s
:e .vim
:echo getcwd() (shows home directory)
:wincmd j
:echo getcwd() (shows home directory)
So, netrw did not change the cwd, in either of the two windows used.
Regards,
C Campbell
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