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The easy way to browse a file's directory without leaving Vim, is to use one of the built-in Netrw commands to open the current file's directory: * [ help :Explore] * [ help netrw-:Explore] * [ help netrw-:Sexplore] * [ help netrw-:Vexplore] * [ help netrw-:Hexplore] * [ help netrw-:Texplore] Netrw or some of its replacements (like NERDtree) also allow simply editing a directory name to bring up a directory browser, for example with :new %:p:h. If you have Vim 7.4.191 or higher, the mapping can be shortened to:

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rdfs:comment	The easy way to browse a file's directory without leaving Vim, is to use one of the built-in Netrw commands to open the current file's directory: * [ help :Explore] * [ help netrw-:Explore] * [ help netrw-:Sexplore] * [ help netrw-:Vexplore] * [ help netrw-:Hexplore] * [ help netrw-:Texplore] Netrw or some of its replacements (like NERDtree) also allow simply editing a directory name to bring up a directory browser, for example with :new %:p:h. If you have Vim 7.4.191 or higher, the mapping can be shortened to:
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Category	File Handling
Text	NERDtree
Author	Thomas R. Kimpton
Complexity	basic
Created	2002-08-13(xsd:date)
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NEXT	312(xsd:integer)
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abstract	The easy way to browse a file's directory without leaving Vim, is to use one of the built-in Netrw commands to open the current file's directory: * [ help :Explore] * [ help netrw-:Explore] * [ help netrw-:Sexplore] * [ help netrw-:Vexplore] * [ help netrw-:Hexplore] * [ help netrw-:Texplore] Netrw or some of its replacements (like NERDtree) also allow simply editing a directory name to bring up a directory browser, for example with :new %:p:h. If you prefer the Windows Explorer GUI, this key map opens the folder that contains the currently open file, checking first to prevent trying to open the folder of an unnamed buffer. if has("win32") " Open the folder containing the currently open file. Escape properly for Windows cmd shell. nnoremap :if expand("%:p:h") != "" \\| exec "!start explorer.exe" shellescape(expand("%:p:h")) \\| endif endif If you have Vim 7.4.191 or higher, the mapping can be shortened to: nnoremap :if expand("%:p:h") != "" \\| exec "!start explorer.exe" expand("%:p:h:S") \\| endif Note, if you are using the 'shellslash' option, you will need to temporarily toggle it off in your mapping before using shellescape().

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