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I’m a vim user, but I imagine there’s a similar way to do this in emacs... The secret is piping fd into fzf and opening the selected value from fzf. You can pr
by gen220 6y ago
I’m a vim user, but I imagine there’s a similar way to do this in emacs...
The secret is piping fd into fzf and opening the selected value from fzf. You can probably write a 2-liner in elisp that shells out.
In my experience, this pipeline provides a faster and better matching experience than any IDE.
Once I got this working, I never went back to VS Code. :)
- symlinkk 6y agoIf it’s so simple why don’t they build it into emacs?
- gen220 6y agoNot sure if this was asked sincerely, but fzf is a fairly new program, relative to emacs.
- ducktective 6y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXPQTesFdTI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXPQTesFdTI