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!
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>
: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.