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Why not? There's a `File: open file` command, and then there's the navigator to look through files that are in the workspace. You can also add files to the work
by ibdknox 13y ago
Why not? There's a `File: open file` command, and then there's the navigator to look through files that are in the workspace. You can also add files to the workspace from the command pane with `Workspace: add file` or `Workspace: add folder`.
- quaunaut 13y agoRight, but none of those options are particularly fast. In Sublime, if I want to open my Gemfile(at root), I just go Cmd+T: Gem And it's selected. If I want to open my admin_controller, located inside of /app/controllers/, I use Cmd+T: adm And it's selected. If I wanna do my Admin Controller test(spec) file, at /spec/controllers/admin_controller_spec.rb? Cmd+T: adm sp This is all a ton faster than what I'm seeing currenltly in Light Space, where I'm essentially forced to use my mouse, or OSX's poor keyboard controllers for open menu navigation.
- ibdknox 13y agoonce you've added something to the workspace (just like in Sublime's "project") it's now available in the navigator. Press cmd-o type Gem
- joshuafcole 13y agoIf you'd prefer not to deal with workspaces, you can try the claire plugin [1], which is inspired by emacs ido-mode. It performs iterative fuzzy search over the entire FS. (Disclaimer: I'm the author of claire) [1] https://github.com/joshuafcole/claire https://github.com/joshuafcole/claire