> > > Rick R <[email protected]> Jul 06 08:02PM -0400 > ^<#129ac3a1604c4746_digest_top> > > > project opened and I can just hit a shortcut key and start typing the > name > > of a file and it prompts me with choices of files that match the > name, > > regardless of what directory they are in. > > Found a post on another site. Solution append **/ after FuFile > > so my mapping is now: > > map <leader>f :FufFile **/<CR> > > things are fine now. > > Also sort of OT, but semi-related so I'll ask here in case anyone knows. I'm trying to do some mappings to match Eclipse (while yearning for the day I can embed Vim in it) and am having a little trouble with the Apple command key.
Specifically, I'm trying to map Shift-Command-R (Eclipse's "open resource") to something similar to the FuzzyFinder command above. I can do "map <S-r> :e **/" or "map <D-r> :e **/" for shift-r and command-r, respectively, but when I try "map <S-D-r> :e **/", the command just puts me in replace mode. Any ideas? Thanks, Lyle -- You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
