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This seems like a good effort, but I think I'll stick with the tried and true ack-in-project http://github.com/protocool/ack-tmbundle http://github.com/protocoo
by kneath 17y ago
This seems like a good effort, but I think I'll stick with the tried and true ack-in-project http://github.com/protocool/ack-tmbundle http://github.com/protocool/ack-tmbundle
No beachballs, and you get the crazy awesome speed of ack.
- naz 17y agoI used ack-tmbundle before creating nice_find, and it drove me mad for two reasons. Firstly, the command doesn't work from the project unless you have one of its files open. Secondly, pressing the hotkey to bring back your search results will display a modal dialog over your results. It's not the developer's fault, they did a great job. It is limitations of being a tmbundle. If you look on AIP's lighthouse page you will see that they can't resolve these problems. That's what drove me to write a plugin instead. Also Ack (a perl script) is slower than grep -r and git-grep ignores all the irrelevant files. But feel free to fork it to use Ack.
- chadr 17y agoAny chance nice_find can have an option for following symlinks?
- naz 17y agoFor grep, sure.
- chadr 17y agoIt appears to follow symlinks if I uncheck 'Use git-grep'. Unfortunately, if it finds a file (by following a symlink) it seems to always open the file in a new window instead of a tab.
- naz 17y agoI created an issue and I will definitely look into it http://github.com/briancollins/nice_find/issues/#issue/2 http://github.com/briancollins/nice_find/issues/#issue/2