On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 6:57 AM, rickywu <[email protected]> wrote: > > I'm having difficulty understanding how to set fuzzyfinder so it will > find > > any file (no matter how deep) starting from the root of my vim instance. > So > > for example if I'm in /Users/rick/projects/myproject I want to be able to > > find any file beneath 'myproject.' Right now when I trigger fuzzy finder > it > > starts by showing the files/dirs from the root 'myproject' but I can't > > easily find 'any' file (in any subdirectory) as I start typing it. I'm > sure > > I'm missing something stupid. > > > > My alias is > > > > map <leader>f :FufFile<CR> > you should type /Users/rick/projects/myproject completely, or define > shourtcut: > let g:fuf_abbrevMap = { > \ '^vim:' : [ $VIMRUNTIME ], > \ '^home:' : [ $HOME ], > \ '^myp:' : [ '/Users/rick/projects/myproject' ], > \} > then type myp:, it will popup the files under this dir. >
Yes it pops up files under this dir, but I want to allow for finding files in 'any depth' below the directory. All that abbreviation seems to do would allow me to easily search the root of the project from any vim instance. I'm looking for a way for it find any file within the current directory - even nested. Similar to the behavior you get in any of the IDEs - when your working on a project and you hit the short cut for "find file" it starts to find the file you are typing regardless of the directory its in. Right now, I can only seem to get FuzzyFinder to search in the current directory. -- You received this message from the "vim_use" 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
