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Bug fix
Hi Paolo,
you were completely right, there was a bug. You shouldn't have to use 't' to enter a directory, just pressing the <Enter> key is supposed to do that. The problem was that the <Enter> key actually send '\n' instead of '\r' to vim, which I now understand was wrong. Changing that got rid of the of the problem you encountered.
Please download the new 1.1 version that is now available via the links in my first post in this thread.
Best regards, Jens
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