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I assume you mean suggestions for Emacs? I've never used NERD tree (I haven't used TextMate's file browser or this emacs-nav thing either), but have you tried d
by spacemanaki 14y ago
I assume you mean suggestions for Emacs? I've never used NERD tree (I haven't used TextMate's file browser or this emacs-nav thing either), but have you tried dired? It's built-in to Emacs and accomplishes almost everything I want from a "project explorer" type of thing. It's possible my needs aren't that great though.
Visit a directory (C-x C-f) to get into it, and then use this: http://flatline.cs.washington.edu/orgs/acm/tutorials/editors/dired-refcard.gnu.pdf http://flatline.cs.washington.edu/orgs/acm/tutorials/editors...
- raju 14y agoDired works, but I really like Textmate's (or Sublime Text's) project explorer. Sometimes, at least for me, it's nice to see where a file is in relation with the "big picture". Having a file explorer only open one directory at a time is a tad disorienting. Thanks for the cheatsheet though - Dired is mighty handy :)