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I want to invoke the cscope command with the current working directory as the argument. I have set up Vim to change its CWD to the currently opened buffer. If I have an opened buffer of the file “C:\dir\subdir\file.d”, I’d like to issue this call:
:cscope add C:\dir\subdir
Without having to manually type the directory name, of course.
How does :cscope behaves with
:cscope %:p:h? (some command accepts this form, some not)