One day I was drooling over the greatness of iswitchb when it occured
to me the same concept could be applied to opening files.
Not files from the current directory, but from any directory on your
computer. Why do I have to navigate directory structures, maintain
bookmarks if the file I'm looking
New release.
Changes:
- Added globalff-selection-face, so that it can be set independtly from
the standard region face
- Fixed initial selection if regexp filtering is active
- Added option globalff-adaptive-selection to optionally preselect the
last file chosen for the same input pattern
Francesco Potorti` wrote:
I think that writing to this list with a fake From: line is not good
practice. The mail does not even have a signature. The source does not
contain the author's name.
Anyway, whoever you are, note that your mail agent wraps long lines, so
the elisp source you
Francesco Potorti` wrote:
Anyway, whoever you are, note that your mail agent wraps long lines, so
the elisp source you posted for globalff.el, which I am beginning to use
with some satisfaction (thanks) contains at least one syntax error.
To avoid such problems in the future from now on I'll
With the advent of globalff
(http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/GlobalFF) I find cumbersome to
use other applications which use the traditional model of file
opening (navigating directories, etc.).
Most of the time I can get faster to a specific file with globalff on
my box, so it seems
Thanks for the suggestions.
I uploaded a new version to emacs wiki
(http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/ExtView) which uses mailcap.
extview-application-associations can be used to override mailcap
handlers (use other application than the one provided by mailcap; do
not use external viewers
New release.
See the source code and the changes on Emacs wiki:
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/emacs/GlobalFF
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Sometimes during programming I want to make experimental
modifications on a file and also want to be able to return to the
previous version if the modifications prove to be a dead end.
Version control systems make this easier, but often I don't yet
want to check in the current version, because
Mathias Dahl wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nice idea. Here's a few things to consider:
Who are you, btw? I want to know whom I communicate with.
I'm the author of globalff
(http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/GlobalFF). You can find my full
name in the sources.
Maybe we can take
