Let say you have a file open in a kakoune buffer and you are currently interested
in opening another file only in the same directory as the current file.
You could do this with the usual <fzf-mode> f but that could
list many files you are not interested in.
Add functionality and shortcut <fzf-mode> F that will list the files
only in the directory of the currently displayed file. This is useful
when your kakoune current directory is different from the directory
of the currently displayed file.
E.g. if you have /home/abc/xzy/lmn/hello.cpp open in kakoune and your current
directory in kakoune is /home/abc/xyz then <fzf-mode> F will list all files in
/home/abc/xyz/lmn as candidates for opening.
andreyorst
commented
2 years ago
Let say you have a file open in a kakoune buffer and you are currently interested in opening another file only in the same directory as the current file. You could do this with the usual
<fzf-mode> fbut that could list many files you are not interested in.Add functionality and shortcut
<fzf-mode> Fthat will list the files only in the directory of the currently displayed file. This is useful when your kakoune current directory is different from the directory of the currently displayed file.E.g. if you have
/home/abc/xzy/lmn/hello.cppopen in kakoune and your current directory in kakoune is/home/abc/xyzthen<fzf-mode> Fwill list all files in/home/abc/xyz/lmnas candidates for opening.