Sorry, I was a bit vague. I also use grep -R to search through files. I meant searching for files. As in, I have hundreds of files and I want to quickly open bar.rb which is buried in some directly. In project.vim I type '^wh/bar.rb[enter]\s' and boom, I'm in that file.
I guess that's honestly the main functionality I get out of project.vim. I can't comment on how it handles others' needs.
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Sorry, I was a bit vague. I also use grep -R to search through files. I meant searching for files. As in, I have hundreds of files and I want to quickly open bar.rb which is buried in some directly. In project.vim I type '^wh/bar.rb[enter]\s' and boom, I'm in that file.
I guess that's honestly the main functionality I get out of project.vim. I can't comment on how it handles others' needs.
Interesting...I use FuzzyFileFinder for finding the files themselves right now, but I can see the value in having a feature like that built-in.