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I got you. I like to be focused on a single thing so whatever is in front of me is relevant to the current task: Either selecting files or viewing them. So I've
by skydhash 1y ago
I got you. I like to be focused on a single thing so whatever is in front of me is relevant to the current task: Either selecting files or viewing them. So I've never been a fan of the file explorer windows/dock in most editors and IDEs.
In Vim, I use vinegar, which bind the minus key to display the file's directory in netrw and in netrw, go up.
- ww520 1y agoYes, I like to focus on one thing, too. That's why I usually only have one window and one buffer open to work on. The list-detail split view mode is when I want to quickly browse the files in a directory, like when I'm looking into a unfamiliar project.