I encountered following trouble while using vim.
My vim version info:
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.2 (2008 Aug 9, compiled Mar 25 2010 23:23:56)
Included patches: 1-411
Use case:
1.
Suppose I have a project organized in the following hierarchy:
myproject
|- src --> a
|- lib
|- test
|- src --> b
There are two "src" folder as you see, "a" and "b".
2.
I tried to use netrw to access the two folders.
Go into "b" folder first and check the buffer by command ":buffers".
You can see it is recorded as "src", not with the full path.
Then go into "a" folder, result is that it always goes to "b", because
they have the same name "src".
Seems, buffers cannot separate the two folders by their full path.
My question:
Is that a bug of vim, or is there any solutions?
Thanks.
BR,
Sylvia
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