When programming in Eclipse I love to use the Open Resource dialog (Ctrl + Shift + R), which opens a simple filter with all the files in the project. My question is: is there something similar for the Vim editor. Thanks in advance.
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When programming in Eclipse I love to use the Open Resource dialog (Ctrl + Shift + R), which opens a simple filter with all the files in the project. My question is: is there something similar for the Vim editor. Thanks in advance.
The Command-T plugin does something similar:
https://wincent.com/products/command-t
From the developer’s description:
Once you find the file you want, you can open it in the current window, a new window, or a new tab.
See this answer on SuperUser for more details and a simple example:
https://superuser.com/questions/159018/flattened-package-browsing-in-vim/160793#160793