vim - how to make netrw list .h and .c files together as pairs? -


can netrw :e display .h , .c files pairs?

for example:

file1.h file1.c file2.h file2.c file3.h file3.c

currently netrw :e list files in sequence:

file1.h file2.h file3.h file1.c file2.c file3.c

from understand :h netrw-sort-sequence, g:netrw_sort_sequence setting default prioritizes .h files on .c files.

you can add following vimrc file change default behavior:

let g:netrew_sort_sequence = '[\/]$,\<core\%(\.\d\+\)\=,\.[a-np-z]$,\.cpp$,*,\.o$,\.obj$,\.info$,\.swp$,\.bak$,\~$'

note: lack of .h , .c extensions.

aside switching files

there many (nicer in opinion) ways switching between files apart using file explorer netrw aka :explore. name few:

  • fuzzy finder e.g. ctrlp
  • projectionist structured projects
  • using :find , 'path'
  • using % represent current file. see :h :_%
  • using <tab> completion (as <c-d>) :e (also accepts globs)

for c projects have nice .c <-> .h switching options.

plugins

switching plugins fswitch c/c++ .h/.c switcher. please see :h fswitch-setup more information.

there few other plugins similar things: altr , a.vim name few.

vanilla vim

if plugins not thing can use % tricks. e.g. :sp %<.h

or maybe quick , dirty mapping:

nnoremap <f4> :e %:p:s,.h$,.x123x,:s,.c$,.h,:s,.x123x$,.c,<cr>

for more information see following vim wiki page: easily switch between source , header file


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