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I'm using arch linux and nvim. Everything is up to date.

I have a dir path /home/user/name@web_address.com/144_p/data-dir-2/data_structure_here

gf does not open the dir structure becasue @ is present.

So instead in .vimrc I tried this
:nnoremap gO :!xdg-open <cfile><CR>
it works with files without @ in the path, opening them with the default associated application, but the same hurdle exists, it does not open files with @ in the path.
It only captures the bit of the path after @ if the cursor is placed after the @,
and only captures the bit of the path before the @ if the cursor is placed before the @.

I also tried
let cfile=expand('<cfile>') | normal! gf cfile
but that also does not work and captures only path parts as described in the remap above.

I have also tried using this command (see :tab help isfname) to include the @ in the included character set as follows
set isfname+="@" and this one
set isfname+="@-@"
to set things up before using the above commands, to make sure @ is included as an available expression.

Kes
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  • @maxim-kim thanks. I've updated the question to reflect my being a linux user. I also just tried set isfname+=64, didn't work for me either. – Kes Aug 06 '21 at 13:14

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set isfname+=@-@ should do the trick.

What you have tried set isfname+="@-@" also adds " which is not what you want. Help topic has it in quotes to separate from the rest of the text:

To include '@' itself use "@-@".

But set doesn't work this way (although with let &isfname .= ",@-@" it might work)

Maxim Kim
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  • thank you. I wasn't looking at the "s and was going bananas in the process. Appreciated, thank you – Kes Aug 06 '21 at 13:16