Only recently did I read the vim manual for command line completion. In
the documentation, I found that the following is a handy way to open a
file when using the :e command.
1. Type :e followed with a space.
2. Type the first a few characters of the file you want to edit.
3. Press CTRL-L. Vim
Fan Decheng wrote:
Only recently did I read the vim manual for command line completion. In
the documentation, I found that the following is a handy way to open a
file when using the :e command.
1. Type :e followed with a space.
2. Type the first a few characters of the file you want to edit.
3.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 at 8:37am, Fan Decheng wrote:
Only recently did I read the vim manual for command line completion. In
the documentation, I found that the following is a handy way to open a
file when using the :e command.
1. Type :e followed with a space.
2. Type the first a few
