Consider the following directory tree:

```
root/include/file.hpp
root/source/file.cpp
root/images/file.png

```

The command line is inside the directory `root`.

In the `vimrc` file, there is `set wildignore=*.png`.

If you open Vim in the folder `root` and run `:next */file.*`, it opens only `file.hpp` and `file.cpp`.

However, if you launch Vim from command line with `vim */file.*`, it opens all three files.

So, when feeding it a filename, it first loads the files, then `vimrc`? Is there a way to ignore extensions when opening files with Vim through the command line? Or to make Vim load `vimrc` first?