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From: Matthew H. <mha...@no...> - 2004-12-07 21:25:38
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Thanks to Ollie and Daniel for their help! Both ideas work great.
From Ollie's suggestion:
void browseDirectory()
{
path = buffer.getDirectory();
if(path != null)
VFSBrowser.browseDirectory(view,path);
}
browseDirectory();
>>>Daniel Wunsch <the...@gm...> 12/06/04 4:47 pm >>>
On Monday 06 December 2004 23:01, Matthew Hailstone wrote:
>Goal:
>
>I would like to assignment a keystroke sequence that will open the
>directory of the current buffer.
VFSBrowser.browseDirectory(view,
MiscUtilities.getParentOfPath(buffer.Path)
);
daniel
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