Hi!
I use Gvim and it's almost perfect editor for me especially with Netrw
plugin. Almost?
My wish is this and i'm gonna damn code it if solution dosen't exist :D:
default mapping in Netrw (or something similar) would read keys like in
search mode (/) and go to hits if I'd like to create, delete direcotry (d,
D) etc. (default Netrw mapping). I would have to switch to such mapping.
Now i can reach it by pressing '/' key in Netrw before each directory/file
name, which is exhausting :D
for example:
#go to root
:e /
#highlight dirname/file name with 'ho' and go into
/ho<CR><CR> # one CR for search, second for directory entering
#highlight dirname/file name with 'joh' and go into
/joh<CR><CR> # -slash before? again? -yup -and double <cr>? -you notice
everything -I'll go for a coffee ;)
...
it's a lot typing with those redunant '/' and <cr>, walking a directory
structure should by faster
Could you give me some hints how fast achieve that, the best is where I
reuse/develop existing solution?
Regards,
T.
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