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Search entire project directory #39
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interesting, I'm concerning about latency though. |
I second that request, it would be awesome. |
WIP |
This feature would be awesome! |
bb87f80 You may add the config below to enable this feature: let g:ctrlp_funky_multi_buffers = 1 This is not what you guys need, but better than nothing. |
@tacahiroy There will be latency; precisely why it won't be a default option. |
@robertg you mean multi-buffer stuff? |
@tacahiroy Oops, was referencing your first comment. |
ah - yeah |
This is the initial implementation, so should be refactored
I've implemented "Search project directory" feature in a branch below, am not sure you guys are still using ctrlp-funky though. Since the implementation is still underway, it might be unstable. |
Hi, This is my setup for ctrlp and ctrlp-funky in my vimrc:
Any ideas why this my not be working for me? |
Hi please dont mix buffer and project search feature requests here. |
Extending ctrlp-funky to search functions in different files would be great! I tried using :CtrlPFunkyMulti, which, however, seems to be doing the same as CtrlPFunk. Are there any workarounds or alternative plugins? |
I frequently run vim from the root of a project and use CtrlP to navigate to files anywhere else in the project. It would be cool if there were a feature for funky that, when searching for an existing function definition, could also search the other files in the project directory. This would be very useful for immediately jumping to a function definition in another file in a project.
This would be another case where caching, as mentioned in #27, would come in quite handy. Create a cache of a directory/subdirectories, and simply maintain it for updated/new files.
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