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I use extensively a fuzzy dir finder in kakoune I made with skim to quickly cd into a project directory and then fuzzy pick a file from there.
I have the option to start the finder from a given dir (by default it fuzzy finds from the current directory).
So there could be a fuzzy dir picker accessible from the space mode, and a command accepting argument with completion mode on the prompt mode, but we can rely on the :cd command for that and then pick a dir in space mode in 2 steps.
It should be reasonably easy to implement on top of the actual file picker (choose dir instead of file, cd instead of open).
What do you think ?
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I think this is about a different kind file picker. I was talking about a dir picker which does a cd at the end. The :cd command completion is not fuzzy and limited to one level which force you to press tab many times at each level. With a cd fuzzy picker you can select the dir with just a few keystrokes independently of its depth in the current hierarchy.
Hey @eburghar I think something like this can also help. What you think?
Yes that would be better. I just fear that it would offer less readability than a vertical list like the file picker. You should also have the fuzzy pattern highlighted in candidates.
I use extensively a fuzzy dir finder in kakoune I made with skim to quickly cd into a project directory and then fuzzy pick a file from there.
I have the option to start the finder from a given dir (by default it fuzzy finds from the current directory).
So there could be a fuzzy dir picker accessible from the space mode, and a command accepting argument with completion mode on the prompt mode, but we can rely on the
:cd
command for that and then pick a dir in space mode in 2 steps.It should be reasonably easy to implement on top of the actual file picker (choose dir instead of file, cd instead of open).
What do you think ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: