Hi,
since this is still really annoying me, I have to ask again, if there is
*any* solution.
> You can use :bd! to force a real deletion of a directory
> as opposed to just hiding it.
Unfortunately, this does not work. No matter how often I type ":bd",
":bd!", ":bn", ":bw", ... nothing happens.
(VIM 8.2, netrw v168)
Example:
- directory structure:
./dir/
./dir/subfile
./file
- vim *
Result:
- vim shows the "dir"-directory-listing, and there is no way to (a) delete
the buffer or (b) switch to the next buffer with :bd/:bn.
- :n switches to the next buffer, but does not cycle/wrap-around.
- The *only* way to close the directory-listing, is:
- :buffers
- look for the buffer-numer
- :bdel <num>
- :bn
In earlier vim-versions, :bdel was enough.
So, is there *any* way to solve this, so that :bdel (or some other command)
closes the directory listing and switches to the next buffer?
(Or maybe a way to prevent "vim *" to open directory listings at all?)
Thanks,
Roland
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