In Sublime Text you can go to any file using ctrl+p and entering a file name. Is there a similar functionality in Light Table? I understand how to edit user keymap; just couldn't find the relevant command.
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Derek Chiang
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In Lighttable, typing ctrl-o will give you a similar file "fuzzy finder" that searches all file names and paths in your current workspaces.
It's surprising that the command doesn't show up in the command fuzzy-finder. I found it by accident when I reflexively tried the ctrl-o vim keystroke!
There is also the option of the "Claire" plugin, which implements a file fuzzy finder inspired by emacs ido-mode.
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just for the record: The "file finder" does appear in the command's sidebar. The "problem" is that it is under the `Navigate: open navigate` name. This is due to it being able to search both files and directories – carocad Jun 16 '16 at 22:34