Yes! fzf made me extremely fast in Vim the last two years. Especially when combining it with binds like this to instantly jump to your previous file with <space><space>:
fzf
<space><space>
nnoremap <leader><leader> <c-^>
Thanks for commenting your vimrc so extensively! I found that quite rare and it really helps when considering what to graft to my own config! :)
typing :Commands if you are using the vim-fugitive plugin
I think you meant :Commits ?
:Commits
But otherwise, looks fairly similar to how I use fzf, nice write-up.
Yes, my bad. I fixed it now, thanks.
I might do one post on fzf usage in the command-line, there are many mind-blowing things there.
Yes!
fzfmade me extremely fast in Vim the last two years. Especially when combining it with binds like this to instantly jump to your previous file with<space><space>:Thanks for commenting your vimrc so extensively! I found that quite rare and it really helps when considering what to graft to my own config! :)
I think you meant
:Commits?But otherwise, looks fairly similar to how I use
fzf, nice write-up.Yes, my bad. I fixed it now, thanks.
I might do one post on fzf usage in the command-line, there are many mind-blowing things there.