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Originally posted by rennsax March 27, 2024
We can use the option sort.sorter to customize how the files are sorted. If a function is provided, the argument is a table of all nodes. After sorted by the user's function, nvim-tree still needs to perform merge sort on the result.
I just found the interface is too complex to customize (not to mention the performance issue) when I was trying to tweak nvim-tree to put some special files (like CMakeLists.txt) at the end.
Firstly, the interface can be more elegant if it just requires a function that compare two nodes with necessary information and return a boolean value indicating which one should precede. And the implementation of this function will be much more clear.
Secondly, I suggest that nvim-tree/explorer/sorts.lua could export some function utility for file sorting to ease the complexity of writing the comparing logic from scratch.
Is this a better design?
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Discussed in https://github.com/nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua/discussions/2727
Originally posted by rennsax March 27, 2024
We can use the option
sort.sorter
to customize how the files are sorted. If a function is provided, the argument is a table of all nodes. After sorted by the user's function, nvim-tree still needs to perform merge sort on the result.I just found the interface is too complex to customize (not to mention the performance issue) when I was trying to tweak nvim-tree to put some special files (like
CMakeLists.txt
) at the end.Firstly, the interface can be more elegant if it just requires a function that compare two nodes with necessary information and return a boolean value indicating which one should precede. And the implementation of this function will be much more clear.
Secondly, I suggest that nvim-tree/explorer/sorts.lua could export some function utility for file sorting to ease the complexity of writing the comparing logic from scratch.
Is this a better design?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: