On Jul 29, 12:15 pm, Charles Campbell <[email protected]>
wrote:
> googler wrote:
> > I'm using netrw v132, maybe that is causing the problem?
>
> That version is getting old; I suggest getting v136k:
>
> http://mysite.verizon.net/astronaut/vim/index.html#NETRW
>
> > Thanks for your help on this. It's pretty cool using vim like this, so
> > I can simultaneously see the directory listing and open any file
> > easily. I'm thinking of writing some script that will enable
> > highlighting the name of the file on the directory listing if that
> > file is currently the active buffer. Planning to start soon whenever I
> > get some free time. I've never really written any vim script before,
> > but hoping that this will be interesting.
>
> Probably should use the match command in the netrw buffer. Glad you
> like netrw!> Btw, is it possible to ask vim to not show the header in a
> directory
> > listing? By header I mean the lines starting with " at the top of the
> > directory listing.
>
> Currently the banner cannot be suppressed.
>
> Regards,
> Chip Campbell
Hello, if I have opened directory listing using :Explore and have the
default liststyle set (that is I haven't set g:netrw_liststyle to 3
yet), and then do ":let g:netrw_liststyle=3", it does not change to
hierarchical listing. Until now I had been pressing the i key, so I
didn't notice this. Is this a bug in netrw v132. Do you see this with
v136?
I think it will be nice to have an option to hide the banner. It will
be nice to have it implemented in future version of netrw (are you the
author of this plugin?). Thanks.
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