I'm looking for an elegant way in Vimscript to check if a file exists in the current directory.
I came up with the code below but I'm not sure if that's the most elegant solution (I'll set a Vim option if the file exists). Is there any way of not having to do another comparison of the filename?
Maybe use a different built-in function from Vim?
:function! SomeCheck()
: if findfile("SpecificFile", ".") == "SpecificFile"
: echo "SpecificFile exists"
: endif
:endfunction
With a bit of searching in vim man
I've found this, which looks much better that the original:
:function! SomeCheck()
: if filereadable("SpecificFile")
: echo "SpecificFile exists"
: endif
:endfunction