Peng Yu wrote:
/tmp$ mkdir -p tmp
/tmp$ gvim .
I open the directory tmp by the above commands. (/tmp is the current
dir). Then I see a number of directories gvim. Then I select tmp/ in
gvim and press ctrl+W ctrl+F. Instead of going to /tmp/tmp, I get /tmp
reopened.
I think the correct behavior
/tmp$ mkdir -p tmp
/tmp$ gvim .
I open the directory tmp by the above commands. (/tmp is the current
dir). Then I see a number of directories gvim. Then I select tmp/ in
gvim and press ctrl+W ctrl+F. Instead of going to /tmp/tmp, I get /tmp
reopened.
I think the correct behavior should be enterin
