In VIM, I use :Explore
or :Te
to explore and open a new file. It gets a little tedious to scroll up and down using only J
, K
, Ctrl-D
and Ctrl-U
.
Is there a way to automatically show line numbers when using :Explore
or :Te
? This way I can go directly to the line I want with 32G
if, for example, the line number is 32.
I have set number
stored in my .vimrc
, but this does not seem to apply to the file exporer.
Put this in your .vimrc:
let g:netrw_bufsettings = 'noma nomod nu nowrap ro nobl'
The settings beside 'nu' are the default settings, I'm not sure if you can enable just nu
without overriding the rest.
See also :help netrw.