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Normally, Ctrl-w deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?

Edit: To be more clear: I don't want to configure the key for it, I want to have the deletion stop on / aswell.

Example:

vim /foo/bar^W
vim /foo/

Normally, Ctrl+W deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?

Edit: To be more clear: I don't want to configure the key for it, I want to have the deletion stop on / as well.

Example:

vim /foo/bar^W
vim /foo/

Normally, Ctrl-w deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?

Normally, Ctrl-w deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?

Edit: To be more clear: I don't want to configure the key for it, I want to have the deletion stop on / aswell.

Example:

vim /foo/bar^W
vim /foo/

normally, ctrl-w deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?

Normally, Ctrl-w deletes back to the last whitespace.

Is it possible to configure it to use additional characters, such as /?