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Is there any version of tree command that displays file structure as a tree structure, but in a way that I can interactively walk trough?
Why do I need it exactly - I am trying to simulate TextMate project drawer using vim and splitscreen with screen and "interactive" tree on the left. But if there is any better way than that, I would also like to hear it.
The nerdtree plugin for vim should do just that. It gives you a tree view of your filesystem inside vim that can be used interactively. It supports a dozen features such as bookmarking files, syntax highlighting, mouse support, tree filtering and more. Generally, good stuff to have when working on projects that span multiple files and directories.
vim your_dirand hitithree times to list the directories as a tree. From there you can interactively walk through the tree.vim! Thanks! A little question - how do I resize the vim "window"?Ctrl+W+VandCtrl+W+S, respectively. Anyway, I think what you want here is something like the vim nerdtree plugin.