> cd | cd -
Mmmh, still wrong as cd overrides lcd for the current window.
I know this is vim_use, not vim_abuse, but anyway this is what I did:
0split | lcd . | quit
This will honour whatever the setting of your current window is, while making
the buffer names relative to the effective working directory for that window.
Apparently a small split height (0 in this case) reduces or even eliminates
the visual artifacts. Also, if you put that line after a silent make but
before the redraw, no additional artifacts will show up. True, it's ugly, but
it does the work. A safer, cleaner alternative I can figure out is to modify
errorformat so that getcwd() is left out of %f, but it's tedious as this
should be down for any compiler that potentially spits out an absolute
path.
Cheers
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Carlos
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