Use it for Tags, Buffers, etc. too?
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mseiwald
Hello,
I've just installed Command-T and I love it. What about extending it by the possibilty to navigate to function definitions (via ctags), open buffers and so on?
Best regards
Michael
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Greg Hurrell
Well, initially one of the guiding design philosophies was to do one thing (file navigation) and do it really well, but I think at least in the case of buffer navigation there is a strong case to be made that buffer navigation is actually just a special case of file navigation ie. you're (mostly) navigating open files.
So I am open to adding this and there is already a request for buffer navigation in the issue tracker: see ticket #1608.
As for tags, that one hasn't been requested yet. I'm not a heavy tags user myself so I probably won't be the one to implement it, but if somebody wants to submit a patch or two for it I'd be happy to take a look at it/them. I've added a placeholder ticket in the issue tracker for this: ticket #1746.
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yfi
Hi,
If files were sorted in this priority:
- last accessed ( acessed before the buffer you're currently in )
- files that are open buffers
- all other files
Command-t would be the one plugin to rule them all.
So if you invoked cmd-t list and if you didnt type anything you'd see a list of open buffers.
Typing <leader>t <cr> would take you to the last file you were working on.
This is how command-t in textmate works, which is a huge timesaver for switching between files.
Also I believe this would also fit within your criteria of doing file navigation exceptionally well as well as it would take care of buffer navigation in a very elegant manner.
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