问题
If I have a file that contains a complete path for a file, is there a way to highlight the filename (using visual mode) and open the file (preferably in a split screen)?
Here is the behavior I would like: if the file name contains a / character, assume it is a full path (i.e. the current directory is root). Otherwise, use the current folder (i.e. default behavior). Is this possible?
回答1:
Put the cursor on the filename and type gf (in command mode). Or use CTRL+W | CTRL+F to open in another window. See also :help gf (no, it's not your girlfriend).
回答2:
gf command opens file under cursor.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2849846/open-file-from-complete-path-under-cursor-in-vim