Open Dupond opened 3 years ago
I tried this on a Mac with nvim 0.4.4 (installed with brew) and I don't seem to see this problem. I tried to do a nvim -c "DirDiff d1 d2" and I tried this with both set hidden or not but I can't seem reproduce this. Have you tried this with different platform/nvim and see whether it's a nvim specific problem?
I have the same result with vim. But I've investigated a bit further, and it appears that this set hidden
problem only appears when the first element of the first directory is also a directory: let's say that d1
contains several directories and several files; if the first name in the list is a directory (e.g. name it .my_folder
in a directory where there is no other hidden file), then the problem occurs.
Once again I only encounter this problem with the alias, not with a direct :DirDiff d1 d2
inside vim.
So, I hadn't realized that it was so specific when I opened this issue; now I understand that (if it's a bug, which is still not sure at all) it's such a minor bug that I probably shouldn't have bothered you with this... Don't know if you'll be able to reproduce it. In any case, please feel free to close this issue, of course.
And by the way, thanx for this great plugin! I love it!
Hello,
I use neovim 0.4.4 (in Arch Linux). I have the following alias defined in my
.bashrc
to automatically use your plugin when two folders are compared:Now, I'm experiencing a strange behaviour: if
set hidden
is NOT set in myinit.vim
file, then DirDiff works just fine; but if I set this option, then DirDiff always shows the content of the first file of the diff: when I hit theEnter
key on any other file name (e.g. a file "Only in [A]"), DirDiff doesn't show its content.I don't experience this when I launch
:DirDiff dir1 dir2
from neovim itself, whetherset hidden
is set or not.Is there an explanation for this? Could anyone explain me why this
set hidden
option could influence the behaviour ofvim-dirdiff
? Thanx for any help!