I have a problem with Vim Autocompletion behavior for buffer names.
Target Soft/OS
I'm using gVim without plugins on Windows 10
What I would like to do
Assuming we have a file tree like :
- a
- b >
- c
- d
- e0
- e >
- f
- g
When I'm searching for a buffer name, here is the behavior I would like :
:b <Tab>=> List "a" "b/" or every files in the cwd, not all buffers names if possible:b b<Tab>=>:b b/:b b/<Tab>=> List "c" "d" "e0" "e/":b a/e<Tab>=> List "e0" "e/" so I can chose the right path:b a/e/<Tab>=> List "f/" "g/" and so on
What I have tried
set wildmode=longest:list, full
If I want to find the file "Core/types.h", and I have the file "Care/file.h" :
:b C<Tab>=> it prints every files when I prefer to have only one level of information, like "Core/" and "Care/", not "Core/types.h" and "Care/files.h", but this is the less important issue:b Co<Tab>=>:b Core/(This is nice !):b Core/t<Tab>=> does nothing ! (Why it's not taking "Core/t" as a wildcard ?):b ty=>:b Core/types.h(This is nice !)
Could it be because of the way I'm opening all my buffers ? I'm doing gvim **/* to load all my source files.
Basically the problem is that the autocompletion doesn't work after a directory, as :b ty<Tab> works but not :b Core/ty<Tab>
Hope I was clear and a solution exist for this problem :)
