* Aman Jain [2011.06.03 14:40]:
> But is there a way for reading in the contents of files present under
> directories,
> specified by path variable e.g.
> :r file_inside_dir
As you noticed, :read doesn't consult 'path'.
Here's a quick implementation:
fun! Read(file)
let full_path = findfile(
I know that it works for ":find", as already mentioned in my question;
I am mainly interested in a way by which I get the same behavior for
":r"
--Thanks
On Jun 3, 3:54 pm, Ryan Aviles wrote:
> When I do :find
> It opens the file even if its outside my current working directory. No need
> for t
When I do :find
It opens the file even if its outside my current working directory. No need
for the ":r"
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Aman Jain wrote:
> Hi
>
> I know vim supports searching for files in those directories
> which are specified by the path variable.
> e.g.
> :se path=/path/to/
Hi
I know vim supports searching for files in those directories
which are specified by the path variable.
e.g.
:se path=/path/to/dir1,/path/to/dir2
:find file_inside_dir1.txt
(For this find command, auto complete works fine.)
But is there a way for reading in the contents of files present under
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