Hi keith.briggs!
On Di, 14 Okt 2014, keith.briggs@bt.com wrote:
> If I'm editing foo.cc, it is correctly syntax-highlit as a C++ file.
> However, if I then want to edit another C++ file, the only options on
> the "Edit File" dialog is "All files" or "C++ source (*.cpp, *.hpp)".
> This is inconsistent; how do I get "*.cc" added to this "C++ source"
> list?
I am not sure I understand correctly. But I think, what you see, is what
is defined by the buffer-local variable b:browsefilter (which you can
read about at :h browsefilter). If you think, that another filter should
be added, you should write a mail to the maintainer of that particular
filetype (which for C and C++ happens to be Bram, so CC'ing).
Best,
Christian
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