E.g. we're editing a file in ~/foo, say ~/foo/baz, and we want to edit ~/foo/bar, without changing pwd which might be ~ or whatever. So we type:
:rele bar And ~/foo/bar would be opened. Only problem is :rele doesn't seem to exist. One solution proposed on [EMAIL PROTECTED] was to :set autochdir. This changes pwd and generally has some too far reaching implications (breaking plugins). Another solution was to use: :e %:h/foo Problems is: tab completion won't work. The best solution was to use: :e <Ctrl+R>% Delete the filename baz and tab-complete to ~/foo/bar. Is there any better solution, or generally anything overlooked in above analysis? -- -Alder
