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I've used Vim for years and recently switched to Sublime for Rails because of the fuzzy search. When working with so many different files, it significantly incr
by w1ntermute 13y ago
I've used Vim for years and recently switched to Sublime for Rails because of the fuzzy search. When working with so many different files, it significantly increases your productivity, such that it is a net gain despite losing Vim's editing paradigm. I tried Vim plug-ins that emulate fuzzy search, but they didn't work very well.
- justinmk 13y ago> I tried Vim plug-ins that emulate fuzzy search, but they didn't work very well. What issues did you have with CtrlP? https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim/ https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim/
- w1ntermute 13y agoI wanted to be able to search the files in the current project (I believe it determines this by recursively going up the directory structure until it finds .git or some other version control directory), but have those files weighted according to how recently they'd been opened. And the MRU (most recently used) mode would count all recently opened files, not just the ones in the current project.