2019年11月30日 · $ ls ~/.vim/plugin NERD_tree.vim scratch.vim scratchfind.vim After that it starts working right away. Try running vim like this: $ vim . It should open the current directory in the NERD tree view. If you're on Windows you put plugins here: C:\Program Files\Vim\vim70\plugin

2015年5月17日 · NERDTree opens as a sidebar next to the existing open windows. You can therefore use all Vim window movement commands to jump back and forth. For example, <C-W>p (that's Ctrl + W followed by P) goes back to the previous window, and 1<C-W><C-W> goes to the first window (which usually is the leftmost split NERDTree).

Vim's undo/redo system is unbeatable. Type something, undo, type something else, and you can still get back the first thing you typed because Vim uses an undo tree rather than a stack. In almost every other program, the history of the first thing you typed is lost in this circumstance. This is the first I hear of this.

2021年2月28日 · "Most important, a tree editor reads a tree and saves a tree. It does not allow it to turn into a non-tree at any time". This is not possible. As I said in the comments to Zoe's answer, vim is fundamentally a text editor. As an analogy, when using it to edit JSON it is perfectly possible to write malformed JSON.

2009年9月19日 · If you open a file from the buffer list, you don't have to navigate through the directory tree, though unfortunately for the other two modes, you still have to navigate through the tree. The good thing is you don't have to start from the first character. If …

After having opened a new file from the tree in a new window press ctrl-wp to switch back to the NERDTree and use it again to return to your previous window. PS: it is worth to mention that ctrl-w p is actually documented as go to the preview window (see: …

2015年11月4日 · I'm assuming that you're using netrw's tree listing mode: with the cursor atop a directory name, [return] will toggle between displaying the directory's contents and not doing so. The (shift+return) mapping, present since netrw v151 (Mar '14) will also do what you're asking for (squeeze the parent directory).

2010年5月22日 · Pressing m would open a menu below and you can select from a list of actions.. NERDTree Menu. Use j/k/enter and the shortcuts indicated ===== > (a)dd a childnode (m)ove the current node (d)elete the current node (r)eveal in Finder the current node (o)pen the current node with system editor (q)uicklook the current node (c)opy the current node Add a childnode ===== Enter the dir/file name to be ...

2012年1月5日 · Provided I give a part of the filename long enough to uniquely identify it, I can immediately open it in vim. Now, the drawback to this approach is, when I've already opened one file, and jump to another file without exiting vim, the only way I can do so is :!vif *file2* This spawns a new shell and then opens the file in a vim launched there.

2013年1月18日 · On the other hand, if you want to have an overview of the many ways to explore the filesystem in Vim then, yes, that is a question that can be answered. In a non-exhaustive way, though. NERDTree and netrw are already covered. These plugins show you a tree-like list of files and directories that you can act on.