Questions tagged [ctrlp]

CtrlP is a vim plugin which allows fast switching of buffers and files.

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vimscript create list of files i can jump to (CtrlP or NERDTree or Quickfix?)

with a vimscript-function, i created an array with list of filepathes. now i want to open that list in a seperate window, for beeing able to open that files in vim. it could be like CtrlP or NERDTree or via quickfix or location-lists. Has someone an…
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Vim Ctrl+P file search is Ignoring Directories With Dashes

I am using the vim Ctrl+P plugin for file searching, All that is listed in my .vimrc is let g:ctrlp_working_path_mode = 0 let g:ctrlp_custom_ignore = { \ 'dir': '\.git$\|CVS$\|build|\.svn$\|target$', \ 'file': '\.class$\|\.so$', \ } let…
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How to make ctrlp search only ~/Documents directory?

ctrlp searches my home directory. Is there a line I can put in my vimrc so that ctrlp only searches my ~/Documents directory by default?
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Can't find the file with vim plugin Ctrlp

There is a file called login.js located in ~/website/blog/views/login.js, I used the command :Ctrlp ~/website/blog, then typed in login.js to search this file, but ctrlp couldn't find it. The best match was index.js, which was nothing to do with it.…
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Hitting F5 in CTRLP result in == NO ENTRIES ==

I wanted to update the content of CTRLP so I hit F5 while in the CTRLP mode but now no files shows up and instead i get == NO ENTRIES ==. What did I do wrong and what can I do to repopulate the buffer with my pwd?
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:CtrlPBuffer should show buffer number as :ls does

Is it be possible to configure :CtrlPBuffer in a way that it also shows the buffer number? Same way as :ls does. Maybe even the exact layout and details, that is also line number and status indicators fields.
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How to make ctrlp to include extra directories beside cwd

ctrlp in vim takes the current working directory and it's containing folder for searching files. Is it possible to tell ctrlp to include some other directories also beside current working directory?
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vim + ctrlp: coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, long found

I installed all plugins with vundle include ctrlp. Until I upgraded (:PluginUpdate) all my plugins, ctrlp was working fine. However, now it displays coercing to Unicode: need string or buffer, long found for about 10 seconds before it disappears,…
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It takes 3 seconds after I stroke CTRL-T in ctrlp

I installed ctrlp, but it takes 3 seconds to open a file after I stroke CTRL-T or Enter in ctrlp. Here is my config: let g:ctrlp_working_path_mode = 0 set wildignore+=*/tmp/*,*.swp,*.class let g:ctrlp_custom_ignore = '\v[\/]\.(git|class)$' let…
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Ctrlp Vim Plugin

I am using the CtrlP plugin for Vim. For some reason though I can only access the file search when I type in :CtrlP, but not when I hit the actual keys CtrlP. Any thoughts? I don't have any custom key mappings. Here is my key mapping for vim: n …
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Should a Project Tree plugin like NERDTree be used alongside a fuzzy-searcher plugin like CtrlP?

Before you light all fuses; I know this might come off as quite opinion-based. I am asking for functional differences, not "is X better than Y and why". I have been using fuzzysearcher-plugins for some years now, as my previous employer quickly…
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How to create ctags for mocha tests

I am trying to index my tests with ctags so that I can jump around easier with the CtrlP vim plugin. The tests are in coffee script. This is what I have in my ~/.ctags config to find the describe blocks. --regex-coffee=/^[ \t]*(describe+[…
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