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Description: quick access to project files in Emacs
This library provides methods for quickly finding any file in a project. It
uses GNU Find by default, but can also use (the significantly faster)
fd-find. Find-file-in-project supports the following candidate selection
interfaces: Consult, Helm, Ido, Ivy, Selectrum, and the Emacs built-in
'completing-read'.
.
By default, FFIP will search for files in a local Git, Subversion, or
Mercurial repository. FFIP uses TRAMP to find files in remote
repositories, and claims this is "flawlessly" supported.
.
Features:
.
* Fast! Tested with projects that have 50,000+ files
* Find's behaviour can be tweaked using ffip-find-options
* Smart! The keyword "helloWorld", returns "HelloWorld.html",
"hello-world.css", and "HelloWorld.js".
* Enhances diff-mode with more convenient patch-handling, including
diff creation, application, finding the file associated with a given
hunk, and jumping to the section relevant to that hunk
* No configuration required. Find-file-in-project works out-of-the-box
* Supports evil-mode, with additional configuration (see README)
Description: quick access to project files in Emacs
This program provides a couple methods for quickly finding any file
in a given project. It depends on GNU Find, but can also use fd-find.
Find-file-in-project prefers Ivy but will also work with Ido Mode.
.
By default, it will automatically search for files in a local copy of
a Git, Subversion, or Mercurial repository. Files in remote repositories
are searcheable using TRAMP.
.
Features:
.
* Fast! Tested with projects that have 50,000+ files
* You can tweak find's behaviour using ffip-find-options
* Smart. For keyword “helloWorld”, “HelloWorld.html”,
“hello-world.css”, and “HelloWorld.js” are searched
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quick access to project files in Emacs
- This library provides methods for quickly finding any file in a project. It
- uses GNU Find by default, but can also use (the significantly faster)
- fd-find. Find-file-in-project supports the following candidate selection
- interfaces: Consult, Helm, Ido, Ivy, Selectrum, and the Emacs built-in
- 'completing-read'.
+ This program provides a couple methods for quickly finding any file
+ in a given project. It depends on GNU Find, but can also use fd-find.
+ Find-file-in-project prefers Ivy but will also work with Ido Mode.
.
- By default, FFIP will search for files in a local Git, Subversion, or
- Mercurial repository. FFIP uses TRAMP to find files in remote
- repositories, and claims this is "flawlessly" supported.
+ By default, it will automatically search for files in a local copy of
+ a Git, Subversion, or Mercurial repository. Files in remote repositories
+ are searcheable using TRAMP.
.
Features:
.
- * Fast! Tested with projects that have 50,000+ files
+ * Fast! Tested with projects that have 50,000+ files
- * Find's behaviour can be tweaked using ffip-find-options
+ * You can tweak find's behaviour using ffip-find-options
- * Smart! The keyword "helloWorld", returns "HelloWorld.html",
+ * Smart. For keyword “helloWorld”, “HelloWorld.html”,
- "hello-world.css", and "HelloWorld.js".
+ “hello-world.css”, and “HelloWorld.js” are searched
- * Enhances diff-mode with more convenient patch-handling, including
- diff creation, application, finding the file associated with a given
- hunk, and jumping to the section relevant to that hunk
- * No configuration required. Find-file-in-project works out-of-the-box
- * Supports evil-mode, with additional configuration (see README)