> Recently, however, when I type ":Texplore" I get a new tab
> opened with the list of files, but instead of starting from
> the directory of the file opened at the moment of the command
> being launched, it starts from the current directory (the one
> echoed by ":pwd").
':help :Texplore' says that it does a ':tabnew' first, which would
explain why it is showing the 'pwd' directory.
I do not know if there is a built-in way to do this, but if not,
you could make your own command with this:
:command Tcurrent execute 'Texplore '.expand('%:p:h')
Then use :Tcurrent to explore the directory of the current file
in a new tab. This is just a quick idea, and there are probably
corner cases which do not behave well.
John
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