Hello, I've been using Fuzzy Finder for years. Recently I started working on a project with 14,000 files under the root project directory. (Yes, I know).
Anyway, I've been dorking around with my g:fuf_file_exclude to see if I could speed up the initial load of the files ( it takes ~30 seconds on a pretty fast machine). I *tried* searching through the source code for fuzzy finder and the related "l9" library, and that's some pretty advanced code. I'd like to view the contents of the fuzzy file cache to see how many files are in it, and see if there's anything that I don't need that is pigging up the load time. Can anyone help me find the variable or file where the fuzzy file cache is stored? I'd like to echo it to a file and see if there's tons of files in there that I don't care about seeing. Here's my fuf_file_exclude regex, but...... it's a regex and is pretty hard to read. I want to exclude the external_resources, plugins and assets directory if they're immediately under my current directory. I think that these regexes are working because I can't find any of the files under those dirs in Fuzzy Finder. let g:fuf_file_exclude = '\v\~$' \ . '|\.(o|png|PNG|JPG|class|CLASS|jpg|exe|bak|swp)$' \ . '|(^|[/\\])\.(hg|git|bzr)($|[/\\])' \ . '|(^|[/\\])_site[/\\]' \ . '|(^|[/\\])assets[/\\]' \ . '|(^|[/\\])target[/\\]' \ . '|(^|[/\\])external_resources[/\\]' \ . '|(^|[/\\])plugins[/\\]' \ . '|.*[/\\]$' Thanks, --Nate -- 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
