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Update of plugins: mark, ctrlp, taglisttoo and syntastic

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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ OPTIONS *ctrlp-options*
Below are the available options and their default values:~
*'g:ctrlp_map'*
Use this option to change the mapping to invoke |CtrlP| in |Normal| mode: >
Use this option to change the mapping to invoke CtrlP in |Normal| mode: >
let g:ctrlp_map = '<c-p>'
<
@@ -51,7 +51,8 @@ Use this to disable the plugin completely: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_by_filename'*
Set this to 1 to set searching by filename (not full path) as the default: >
Set this to 1 to set searching by filename (as opposed to full path) as the
default: >
let g:ctrlp_by_filename = 0
<
Can be toggled on/off by pressing <c-d> inside the prompt.
@@ -80,7 +81,7 @@ Set the maximum height of the match window: >
*'g:ctrlp_switch_buffer'*
When opening a file with <cr> or <c-t>, if the file’s already opened somewhere
|CtrlP| will try to jump to it instead of opening a new instance: >
CtrlP will try to jump to it instead of opening a new instance: >
let g:ctrlp_switch_buffer = 2
<
1 - only jump to the buffer if it’s opened in the current tab.
@@ -88,7 +89,7 @@ When opening a file with <cr> or <c-t>, if the file’s already opened somewhere
0 - disable this feature.
*'g:ctrlp_reuse_window'*
When opening a file with <cr>, |CtrlP| avoids opening it in windows created by
When opening a file with <cr>, CtrlP avoids opening it in windows created by
plugins, help and quickfix. Use this to setup some exceptions: >
let g:ctrlp_reuse_window = 'netrw'
<
@@ -99,7 +100,7 @@ Example: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_working_path_mode'*
When starting up, |CtrlP| sets its local working directory according to this
When starting up, CtrlP sets its local working directory according to this
variable: >
let g:ctrlp_working_path_mode = 2
<
@@ -111,19 +112,17 @@ Note: you can use b:ctrlp_working_path_mode (a |b:var|) to set this option on a
per buffer basis.
*'g:ctrlp_root_markers'*
Use this to set your own root markers in addition to the default ones. Your
markers will take precedence: >
Use this to set your own root markers in addition to the default ones (.git/,
.hg/, .svn/, .bzr/, and _darcs/). Your markers will take precedence: >
let g:ctrlp_root_markers = ['']
<
These markers (builtins and yours) will serve as identifiers for the '/' and
'\' special inputs (|ctrlp-input-formats| (e)).
*'g:ctrlp_use_caching'*
Set this to 0 to disable per-session caching. When disabled, caching will still
be enabled for directories that have more than 4000 files: >
let g:ctrlp_use_caching = 1
<
Note: you can quickly purge the cache by pressing <F5> while inside |CtrlP|.
Note: you can quickly purge the cache by pressing <F5> while inside CtrlP.
*'g:ctrlp_clear_cache_on_exit'*
Set this to 0 to enable cross-session caching by not deleting the cache files
@@ -137,7 +136,7 @@ Set the directory to store the cache files: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_prompt_mappings'*
Use this to customize the mappings inside |CtrlP|’s prompt to your liking. You
Use this to customize the mappings inside CtrlP’s prompt to your liking. You
only need to keep the lines that you’ve changed the values (inside []): >
let g:ctrlp_prompt_mappings = {
\ 'PrtBS()': ['<bs>', '<c-]>'],
@@ -182,13 +181,12 @@ default <c-h> mapping: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_mruf_max'*
Specify the number of recently opened files you want |CtrlP| to remember: >
Specify the number of recently opened files you want CtrlP to remember: >
let g:ctrlp_mruf_max = 250
<
*'g:ctrlp_mruf_exclude'*
Files you don’t want |CtrlP| to remember. Use |regexp| to specify the patterns:
>
Files you don’t want CtrlP to remember. Use |regexp| to specify the patterns: >
let g:ctrlp_mruf_exclude = ''
<
Examples: >
@@ -197,7 +195,7 @@ Examples: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_mruf_include'*
And if you want |CtrlP| to only remember some files, specify them here: >
And if you want CtrlP to only remember some files, specify them here: >
let g:ctrlp_mruf_include = ''
<
Example: >
@@ -221,7 +219,7 @@ Set to 1 to sort the MRU file list to most-recently-entered-buffer order: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_dotfiles'*
Set this to 0 if you don’t want |CtrlP| to scan for dotfiles and dotdirs: >
Set this to 0 if you don’t want CtrlP to scan for dotfiles and dotdirs: >
let g:ctrlp_dotfiles = 1
<
You can use |'wildignore'| to exclude anything from the search.
@@ -239,7 +237,7 @@ tools on Windows). So be a little mindful of what you put in your |wildignore|.
*'g:ctrlp_custom_ignore'*
In addition to |'wildignore'|, use this for files and directories you want only
|CtrlP| to not show. Use |regexp| to specify the patterns: >
CtrlP to not show. Use |regexp| to specify the patterns: >
let g:ctrlp_custom_ignore = ''
<
Examples: >
@@ -250,6 +248,7 @@ Examples: >
\ 'link': 'SOME_BAD_SYMBOLIC_LINKS',
\ }
<
Note: ignoring only works when |globpath()| is used to scan for files.
*'g:ctrlp_max_files'*
The maximum number of files to scan, set to 0 for no limit: >
@@ -302,7 +301,7 @@ If the fallback_command is empty or not defined, |globpath()| will then be used
when searching outside a repo.
*'g:ctrlp_max_history'*
The maximum number of input strings you want |CtrlP| to remember. The default
The maximum number of input strings you want CtrlP to remember. The default
value mirrors Vim’s global |'history'| option: >
let g:ctrlp_max_history = &history
<
@@ -368,6 +367,12 @@ after typing’s been stopped for a certain amount of time: >
If is 1, update after 250ms. If bigger than 1, the number will be used as the
delay time in milliseconds.
*'g:ctrlp_default_input'*
Set this to 1 to enable seeding the prompt with the current file’s relative
path: >
let g:ctrlp_default_input = 0
<
*'g:ctrlp_use_migemo'*
Set this to 1 to use Migemo Pattern for Japanese filenames. Migemo Search only
works in |regexp| mode. To split the pattern, separate words with space: >
@@ -375,7 +380,7 @@ works in |regexp| mode. To split the pattern, separate words with space: >
<
*'g:ctrlp_status_func'*
Use this to customize the statuslines for the |CtrlP| window: >
Use this to customize the statuslines for the CtrlP window: >
let g:ctrlp_status_func = {}
<
Example: >
@@ -385,6 +390,7 @@ Example: >
\ }
<
Structure of the functions: >
" Main statusline
function! Function_Name_1(focus, byfname, regex, prev, item, next, marked)
" Arguments:
" |
@@ -406,6 +412,7 @@ Structure of the functions: >
return full_statusline
endfunction
" Progress statusline
function! Function_Name_2(str)
" a:str : Either the number of files scanned so far, or a string indicating
" the current directory is being scanned with a user_command.
@@ -416,7 +423,7 @@ Structure of the functions: >
See https://gist.github.com/1610859 for a working example.
*'g:ctrlp_match_func'*
Set an external fuzzy matching function for |CtrlP| to use: >
Set an external fuzzy matching function for CtrlP to use: >
let g:ctrlp_match_func = {}
<
Example: >
@@ -456,7 +463,7 @@ COMMANDS *ctrlp-commands*
*:CtrlP*
:CtrlP [starting-directory]
Open |CtrlP| in find file mode.
Open CtrlP in find file mode.
If no argument is given, the value of |g:ctrlp_working_path_mode| will be
used to determine the starting directory.
@@ -464,17 +471,17 @@ COMMANDS *ctrlp-commands*
*:CtrlPBuffer*
:CtrlPBuffer
Open |CtrlP| in find buffer mode.
Open CtrlP in find buffer mode.
*:CtrlPMRU*
:CtrlPMRU
Open |CtrlP| in find Most-Recently-Used file mode.
Open CtrlP in find Most-Recently-Used file mode.
*:CtrlPClearCache*
:CtrlPClearCache
Flush the cache for the current working directory. The same as pressing <F5>
inside |CtrlP|.
You can also enable/disable caching with the option |g:ctrlp_use_caching|.
inside CtrlP.
You can enable/disable caching with the |g:ctrlp_use_caching| option.
*:CtrlPClearAllCaches*
:CtrlPClearAllCaches
@@ -501,20 +508,20 @@ MAPPINGS *ctrlp-mappings*
*'ctrlp-<c-p>'*
<c-p>
Default |Normal| mode mapping to open the |CtrlP| prompt in find file mode.
Default |Normal| mode mapping to open the CtrlP prompt in find file mode.
Once inside the prompt:~
<c-d>
Toggle between full-path search and filename only search.
Note: in filename mode, the prompt’s base is '>d>' instead of '>>>'
<c-r> *'ctrlp-fullregexp'*
Toggle between the string mode and full |regexp| mode.
Note: in full |regexp| mode, the prompt’s base is 'r>>' instead of '>>>'
See also |input-formats| (guide) and |g:ctrlp_regexp_search| (option).
<c-d>
Toggle between full-path search and filename only search.
Note: in filename mode, the prompt’s base is '>d>' instead of '>>>'
<c-f>, 'forward'
<c-up>
Scroll to the 'next' search mode in the sequence.
@@ -575,9 +582,9 @@ Once inside the prompt:~
<c-v>
Open selected file in a 'vertical' split.
<c-x>,
<c-cr>,
<c-s>,
<c-x>
<c-s>
Open selected file in a 'horizontal' split.
<c-y>
@@ -591,26 +598,26 @@ Once inside the prompt:~
<c-z>
- Mark/unmark a file to be opened with <c-o>.
- Mark/unmark a file to create a new file in its directory using <c-y>.
- Or mark/unmark a file to create a new file in its directory using <c-y>.
<c-o>
Open files marked by <c-z>.
<F5>
- Refresh the match window and purge the cache for the current directory.
- Remove deleted files from MRU list.
- Or remove deleted files from the MRU list.
<F7>
- Wipe MRU list.
- Delete MRU entries marked by <c-z>.
- Wipe the MRU list.
- Or delete MRU entries marked by <c-z>.
<insert>
Insert the word under the cursor (in the active buffer) into the prompt.
Insert the word under the cursor (in the current buffer) into the prompt.
<esc>,
<c-c>,
<c-g>
Exit |CtrlP|.
Exit CtrlP.
Note: <c-c> can also be used to stop the scan if it’s taking too long.
Choose your own mappings with |g:ctrlp_prompt_mappings|.
@@ -629,11 +636,13 @@ INPUT FORMATS *ctrlp-input-formats*
Formats for inputting in the prompt:~
a) Simple string.
e.g. 'abc' is understood internally as 'a[^a]\{-}b[^b]\{-}c'
E.g. 'abc' is understood internally as 'a[^a]\{-}b[^b]\{-}c'
b) Vim |regexp|. If the input string contains '*' or '|', it’ll be treated as
a Vim’s |regexp| |pattern| without any modification.
e.g. 'abc\d*efg' will be read as 'abc\d*efg'.
E.g. 'abc\d*efg' will be read as 'abc\d*efg'.
See also |ctrlp-fullregexp| (keymap) and |g:ctrlp_regexp_search| (option).
@@ -641,13 +650,17 @@ c) End the string with a colon ':' followed by a Vim command to execute that
command after opening the file. If you need to use ':' literally, escape it
with a backslash: '\:'. When opening multiple files, the command will be
executed on each opening file.
e.g. 'abc:45' will open the selected file and jump to line 45.
'abc:/my\:string' will open the selected file and jump to the first
instance of 'my:function'.
E.g. 'abc:45' will open the selected file and jump to line 45.
'abc:/any\:string' will open the selected file and jump to the first
instance of 'any:string'.
'abc:+setf\ myfiletype|50' will open the selected file and set its
filetype to 'myfiletype', then jump to line 50.
'abc:diffthis' will open the selected file and run |:diffthis| on the
first 4 files.
'abc:diffthis' will open the selected files and run |:diffthis| on the
first 4 files (if marked).
See also Vim’s |++opt| and |+cmd|.
@@ -662,11 +675,14 @@ e) Similarly, submit '/' or '\' to find and go to the project’s root. If the
f) Type the name of a non-existent file and press <c-y> to create it. Mark a
file with <c-z> to create the new file in the same directory as the marked
file.
e.g. 'parentdir/newfile.txt' will create a directory named 'parentdir' as
E.g. 'parentdir/newfile.txt' will create a directory named 'parentdir' as
well as 'newfile.txt'.
If 'some/old/dirs/oldfile.txt' is marked with <c-z>, then 'parentdir'
and 'newfile.txt' will be created in 'some/old/dirs'. The final path
will then be 'some/old/dirs/parentdir/newfile.txt'.
Use '\' in place of '/' on Windows (if |'ssl'| is not set).
g) Submit ? to open this help file.
@@ -690,7 +706,8 @@ Available extensions:~
- Command: ':CtrlPTag'
- Search for a tag within a generated central tags file, and jump to the
definition. Use the Vim’s option |'tags'| to specify the names and the
locations of the tags file(s). Example: `set tags+=tags/help,doc/tags`
locations of the tags file(s).
E.g. set tags+=doc/tags
*:CtrlPBufTag*
*:CtrlPBufTagAll*
@@ -713,10 +730,10 @@ Available extensions:~
- Command: ':CtrlPDir [starting-directory]'
- Search for a directory and change the working directory to it.
- Mappings:
+ <cr> change the local working directory for |CtrlP| and keep it open.
+ <cr> change the local working directory for CtrlP and keep it open.
+ <c-t> change the global working directory (exit).
+ <c-v> change the local working directory for the current window (exit).
+ <c-x> change the global working directory to |CtrlP|’s current local
+ <c-x> change the global working directory to CtrlP’s current local
working directory (exit).
*:CtrlPRTS*
@@ -778,7 +795,7 @@ Examples: >
CUSTOMIZATION *ctrlp-customization*
Highlighting:~
* For the |CtrlP| buffer:
* For the CtrlP buffer:
CtrlPNoEntries : the message when no match is found (Error)
CtrlPMatch : the matched pattern (Identifier)
CtrlPLinePre : the line prefix '>' in the match window
@@ -878,7 +895,10 @@ Special thanks:~
===============================================================================
CHANGELOG *ctrlp-changelog*
+ New option: |g:ctrlp_match_func|, allow using a custom fuzzy matcher.
Before 2012/03/31~
+ New option: |g:ctrlp_default_input|, default input when entering CtrlP.
|g:ctrlp_match_func|, allow using a custom fuzzy matcher.
+ Rename:
*ClearCtrlPCache* -> |CtrlPClearCache|
*ClearAllCtrlPCaches* -> |CtrlPClearAllCaches|