Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
Given that's classpath.vim's only feature, why do you have it installed? (If you installed it for fireplace.vim, it's much less necessary than it used to be, and you can probably remove it.)
I installed it for fireplace.vim. Thank you for the suggestion.
I manually set
path=$PWD/**
in my.vimrc
to ensure that:find
works as I expect it to. With vim-classpath, navigating to another file resets mypath
and:find
does not work as expected. Canvim-classpath
simply append to the manually setpath
?For example, opening vim in my project root without specifying a file allows me to
:find somef<Tab>
just fine. However, opening any file in my project changes thepath
, so calling:find anoth<Tab>
does not list all of the files that it should (all of the files in the path$PWD/**
.