On 2014-01-16, Marcin Bednarek wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In .vimrc I have the following lines:
>
> set path=**
> set suffixesadd=.php
> set wildmode=longest,list
> set wildmenu
> set
> wildignore+=tmp\*,*.swp,*.zip,*.exe,*\.settings\*,\.classpath,\.project,*.class,\.springBeans,bin\*,target\*,*.jar,*\.git\*
>
> My project has 4153 php files. When I type command :find Request
> and hit <TAB> key it takes few seconds to get list of found
> classes which have Request in their name. Is there any parameter
> which could be set or any other solution which could help to
> present find command results immediately after hitting <TAB> key?
I would suggest using tags. The project I'm currently working on
contains over 10,000 files. I can easily jump to any of them
quickly using tags, e.g.,
:stag somefile.c
and if I know the initial part of the name, tab-completion works
quickly to give me a list of possible names. Searching for a
pattern still takes a long time because a pattern search isn't done
using a binary search.
Regards,
Gary
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