Shift+Enter in the Project window and it will open the file in a splited view. Your A.c file was not replaced by B.c file. The buffer was just hidden. Press :ls and you will see a list of buffes opened. Press :bN (where N is the buffer number) and Vim will show the buffer again.
You should read Vim help:
:h :ls
:h :sb
:h project.txt
Also you could try the MiniBufferExplorer plugin. It keeps a very small buffer in the Vim window listing all opened files.
Em 16/06/2013 05:15, "rudrab" <rudra.banerjee@aol.co.uk> escreveu:
-- Hello friends,
I have just started using Project.vim (Have also tried nerdtree but it seems easier to add a "project" with project,+1).
But there are few problems:
1) is there any "inbuilt" way to jump between project and code's splited window?
2) Say, I already have a project
Project
|--A.c
|--B.c
Now, say, using projet.vim, I have opened A.c. fine. Again, if in project window, if i open B.c, the A.c is gone. I dont know if this is saved, or if I have any way to keep both A.c and B.c open using project.vim
Any help?
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