Hello,
I am using GVIM in Windows.
In a terminal window via ':terminal' (shell is cmd.exe), is there a way to return a string that is the actual dynamic current directory?
getcwd() and expand() always return the current working directory, which for ':terminal' is the path of cmd.exe, not the actual current directory in the terminal buffer/window.
Cmd.exe with command extensions enabled has access to the dynamic environment variable %CD%, but Vim does not appear to see the dynamic environment variables (unless there is a way).
What would be perfect is something like getenv('CD'), but somehow also target the buffer/window of a specific active terminal.
One use I have in mind is titlestring, so it needs to be efficient/fast.
Thanks,
Chainsaw
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