Closed abdulhaq-e closed 8 years ago
That sounds like the fuzzy-finder package, which is a core package included with Atom by default. Is that what you're thinking of?
Exactly! I missed it somehow. But now, what is the difference between the two packages?
The fuzzy-finder can only find files inside of projects you have open; advanced-open-file can access files anywhere on the filesystem. Also, you can see the contents of a particular path in advanced-open-file, whereas fuzzy-finder is really about locating a single file. For me personally, I work on Django projects, which have lots of models.py
files, and if I'm trying to find the models.py
for a particular part of the project that I'm working on, it's often easier for me to use advanced-open-file than it is to remember the set of directories to filter out other models.py
files from across the project.
It's a ton of little things, and there's a bit of overlap. But people seem to like it. :D
Closing this since another package provides this functionality already. Thanks!
Thanks for the package. It really makes working with atom more efficient.
In emacs, there is a similar packages that opens ("finds") any file in the current project without switching to the file's directory. Is it possible to implement this?