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Fix netrw and explorer features #380
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Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
Because netrw is turned off only an error message `<path> is a directory` is seen when trying to `:e path`. Add an autocommand that triggers loading nvim-tree and open the tree at the specified directory. Helps with muscle memory on `:e .` Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
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Muscle memory on
:e .and:e ~/. Used to work on previous version of Doom, but only shows an error message. is a directoryon 4.0.x.This was handled by
netrwwhich is now entirely disabled (to optimize startup time I assume).First of all, when the
netrwfeature is used instead ofexplorerwe shouldn't disable loading netrw :)Next, when explorer is used an autocommand is needed to toggle loading it when editing directories. This wouldn't be needed if its
setup()function was run, but the module is lazy-loaded to decrease startup time, so we need this autocmd.See
:h nvim-tree-api(after loading nvim-tree, e.g. by editing a dir) for a stable way to call nvim-tree functions.