I love TM for its 'Go To File...' feature, using CMD+T
My workflow revolves around it, but I would love to see it become a touch more powerful, but allowing wildcards to filter the list
Ie, typing forum_*.css would show all matching files once the wildcard has been globbed, which currently it doesn't do.
Is this something that could be considered please?
On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 4:11 PM, Carpii UK carpii.uk@gmail.com wrote:
I love TM for its 'Go To File...' feature, using CMD+T
My workflow revolves around it, but I would love to see it become a touch more powerful, but allowing wildcards to filter the list
Ie, typing forum_*.css would show all matching files once the wildcard has been globbed, which currently it doesn't do.
It's already very powerful. The 'Go To File...' uses a "fuzzy" matching algorithm to filter the list and the results are sorted based on the closes match to the filter string (it also considers which files you opened in the past) so no need for wildcards.
Try just typing "forum_.css" (no wildcard). It should filter the list as if you used a wildcard.
Is this something that could be considered please?
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On 5 Nov 2015, at 9:52, Ronald Wampler wrote:
Try just typing "forum_.css" (no wildcard). It should filter the list as if you used a wildcard.
Actually, if the filter string contains an asterisk then it will be considered a glob string.
But the normal ranker should generally be much easier to use, the glob string feature is mainly there for e.g. entering “*.md” to quickly get a list of all markdown documents in your project.
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