Greg Hurrell
Greg Hurrell
Hm, so thinking about this, I am not so keen on the idea of pulling in RubyGems, which could slow down startup. (Nowhere else in Command-T references RubyGems, nor does...
Yeah that looks ok, I think.
Thanks. No need to squash.
Sorry for ignoring this for nearly 4 years. I see no reason why something like this shouldn't be included, although it will need a rebase before it can merge cleanly...
@djjcast: That looks pretty cool. I can see something like this being generally useful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the report @elricbk. I don't actually use the `TagFinder` myself, so am not really in a position to develop any changes or test it. If you have any...
> Have there been any significant changes to the code base that may have caused this? Nope. My first suspicion is that some expensive autocommand is running and bogging things...
Sadly, I can't repro this: On cloning the repo, the file in question is hidden in a zip file: And the `unzip` tool which comes with macOS refuses to open...
Nothing's implemented currently but I can see two relatively straightforward ways to do this: - One would be to implement a "favorites" or "bookmarks" scanner & finder that allowed you...
- The "scanners" are responsible for getting a list of files; there are multiple examples in [this "scanners" directory](https://github.com/wincent/command-t/tree/master/ruby/command-t/lib/command-t/scanner). - The "finders" are responsible for managing a scanner and providing...