On 2014-11-03, Paul wrote:
> I am using gvim for Windows as well as [g]vim for Cygwin64 (64-bit
> cygwin). The netrw version for both is 149.
>
> 1) When I use gvim for Windows, I can position the cursor on a file
> and press "x" to launch it by whatever Windows app is associated
> with the file type.
>
> 2) When I use gvim for Cygwin's X-windows, nothing happens when I
> press "x" other than the message to Press <CR> to continue.
>
> 3) When I use Cygwin's vim and press "x", vim gets put into the
> background and I have to use shell commands to bring it back to the
> foreground. The file is not launched.
I don't see that. For me, just nothing happens.
> It seems like the Cygwin64 impementation isn't set up to recognize
> Windows bindings of apps to file types. Is this correct?
I don't know what Chip would consider the "right" solution for this,
but using
:let g:netrw_browsex_viewer='cygstart'
works well for Cygwin's terminal vim. I think that would work for
CygwinX, too, if you want your files opened by Windows applications
rather than by X applications.
Of course, you can set that conditionally in your .vimrc with
something like this:
if has("win32unix")
let g:netrw_browsex_viewer='cygstart'
endif
Modify to suit.
Regards,
Gary
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