lsbuffer.vim

uh. yep.

global usage

use these maps/commands anywhere

map/command	description
gf	if is a directory, open lsbuffer; else, use gf normally
<leader>ls	opens the lsbuffer (if already open keep pwd the same, otherwise use pwd of current buffer)
<leader>lS	opens the lsbuffer and uses pwd of current buffer
:LsHidden 1	show dot files
:LsHidden 0	hide dot files
:LsHidden!	toggle showing dot files
:LsHidden	prints out state

lsbuffer usage

use these mappings inside the lsbuffer buffer

map/command	description
gf	enter the directory or open the file
<cr>	same as gf
l	same as gf
<bs>	lcd ..
h	same as
-	lcd to previous directory
cd	type :silent lcd

recommended mappings

map/command	description
<leader>lh	same as :LsHidden! for convenience
<leader>lc	types :lcd %:p:h/ and awaits a <cr>

notes

• don't forget you can use <c-w>f to open the file in a split
• you can :lcd to anywhere in the lsbuffer, and it will re-ls the new directory

TODO

• allow for "freezing" a directory and lsing relative to that directory
  • use p ("Project directory")
  • use P for browsing all Project directories
• testing and bug finding/fixing ... test it out! submit an issue!