Closed HiImJulien closed 3 years ago
Is :E
from another plugin?
No, it is the default :E
i.e. the shorthand for :Explore
as provided by VIm.
I also noticed, that this problem occurs when I used nVim earlier.
Currently I have no plugins BUT your editorconfig-vim
.
Oh, I totally forgot to post the actual error I am encountering:
Ambiguous use of user-defined command
What if you run :Explore
?
Running :Explore
works.
I don't think :E
is the shorthand for :Explore
only. Before you installed EditorConfig, when you type :E
, Vim detects :Explore
because that's the only command starting with E
. After installing EditorConfig, there are a few new commands starting with :E
(e.g., :EditorConfigDisable
), and therefore :E
becomes ambiguous. If you try :Ex
, :Explore
should still be invoked. If you would like to keep using :E
, you probably should add command E :Explore
to your vimrc file.
Reference: :h E183
I did not know that vim automatically matches commands.
Adding command E :Explore
fixed this. Thanks!
Hey there!
I just installed this plugin manually; installed for VIM 8.2.2891.
The first thing I encountered that I cannot simply type ':E' to open the file explorer. Sadly, I didn't find anything in the docs regarding this.
How can this be fixed?