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vim generally doesn't need any of those fuzzy file finders that most people use. If you add set path+=** to your vimrc, and open vim from the top level dire
by apocolyps6 6y ago
vim generally doesn't need any of those fuzzy file finders that most people use. If you add
set path+=**
to your vimrc, and open vim from the top level directory for your project :find <unique_filename_part> will just work
Setting up ctags will give vim some IntelliSense-like functionality that people tend to miss from their IDEs. More info here: https://andrewra.dev/2011/06/08/vim-and-ctags/ https://andrewra.dev/2011/06/08/vim-and-ctags/
- gbrown_ 6y ago> vim generally doesn't need any of those fuzzy file finders that most people use. If you add > > set path+= Be wary of this, it can end up being quite slow. Here is an excellent write up detailing the usage of the path setting. https://gist.github.com/romainl/7e2b425a1706cd85f04a0bd8b3898805 https://gist.github.com/romainl/7e2b425a1706cd85f04a0bd8b389...