It's probably pretty bad for larger solutions but having a seperate .ignore file for every project is a no-go for me. The grep part might actually work for other finders as well.
If ctrlp_user_command returns a lot of lines, it may be ignored by ctrlp's ctrlp_custom_ignore. The ignoring option should be given to ctrlp_user_command it self.
Since normally a g:custom_user_command doesn't support wildignore. I found a dirty workaround that might do the job for some people other than me:
It's probably pretty bad for larger solutions but having a seperate .ignore file for every project is a no-go for me. The
grep
part might actually work for other finders as well.What do you guys think? Is there a better way?