Reply to message «how to rename the file in the buffer and automatically set the file directory as current directory», sent 10:37:02 08 May 2011, Sunday by yanzhisheng:
> if I open the files test1.txt in the root directory D:\, and I want to
> rename the file name to test2.txt, how can I do that?
:call rename(expand('%'), 'test2.txt')
:call delete(expand('%'))
:bwipeout!
:edit test2.txt
or
:save test2.txt
:call delete(expand('#'))
:buffer #
:bwipeout!
> I addition, is it possible to set the current directory as the files where
> locates? fox example, if I open the file test1.txt at D:\, VIM will
> automatically set the current directory as D:\. but NOT cd commnad
:set autochdir
Original message:
> hi,
> if I open the files test1.txt in the root directory D:\, and I want to
> rename the file name to test2.txt, how can I do that?
>
> I addition, is it possible to set the current directory as the files where
> locates? fox example, if I open the file test1.txt at D:\, VIM will
> automatically set the current directory as D:\. but NOT cd commnad Thank
> you
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