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Spacemacs for vim
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Update PLUGINS.md #38

Closed WuTheFWasThat closed 7 years ago

WuTheFWasThat commented 7 years ago
fL seems to use ":Locate" which I think comes from here
ctjhoa commented 7 years ago

No that's not that plugin which provide :Locate. Actually 2 plugins comes with this command: https://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/4l9p1c/deal_with_conflict_command/

Ideally, I should deal with conflict by introducing a prefix to fzf (g:fzf_command_prefix = 'Fzf) but I don't know where this should be implemented (user space, plugin space) as it's very impacting for spacevim users.

WuTheFWasThat commented 7 years ago

ah ok, sorry, shouldve looked into it more. actually i even have Locate, so I'm not sure why I thought it was missing.

that said, fL didn't work for me at all. does it work for you?
no big deal for me though, since with find-files (ff) and project-find-file (pf) i'll rarely use it anyways. I think I'll make fl be like :e and fL be :e!

ctjhoa commented 7 years ago

What do you mean by fL didn't work for me at all? In my case, I don't have the GNU locate installed on my OS so this command return:

zsh:1: command not found: locate

Press ENTER or type command to continue

but it should work fine if you have installed findutils or something similar.

WuTheFWasThat commented 7 years ago

for me it just does nothing. if I just do :Locate<CR>, it says E471: Argument required, which is probably why. If i if I just do :Locate sometext<CR>, stuff happens

edit: also, :help Locate shows that it's using vim-eunuch's function. reordering eunuch and fzf doesnt change that fact

ctjhoa commented 7 years ago

Oh yeah that's the intended behavior as it's the vim-eunuch's Locate it's absolutely not interactive. The fzf version should be more useful but as I said I need too prevent conflict first.

WuTheFWasThat commented 7 years ago

ok - it's not just non-interactive, but I don't even get a chance to enter an argument when using <leader>fL. by the way, i think the fzf version actually seems to require an argument as well