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I have build my workflow around using ctrlp and ctrlp funky. The way I use it is to use <Ctrl-p> to open ctrlp. And then <Ctrl-b> and <Ctrl-f> to move around the plugins. (I can't reproduce this when opening ctrlp funky directly).
When using ctrlp funky with this workflow together with 2 splits I often end up in a situation where the file opened (using enter) is opened in the wrong split (the left or the upper one while the intended one is the other), ending up with the same file opened in two splits.
The solution I've came up with involves changes to ctrlp (mattiaslundberg/ctrlp.vim@860c7d3) and ctrlp funky (mattiaslundberg@17d1b6a). I'm aware that this isn't a proper solution, but it seems to work for my case. The problem (atleast in my understanding) seems to be related to that ctrlp never calls the function function! ctrlp#funky#funky(word, ...) when using the workflow described.
I'm not sure if this is something that can be solved in ctrlp or in ctrlp funky or if I'm even close to understanding this. Any assistance in how to proceed to get this figured out would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great plugin!
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I have build my workflow around using ctrlp and ctrlp funky. The way I use it is to use
<Ctrl-p>
to open ctrlp. And then<Ctrl-b>
and<Ctrl-f>
to move around the plugins. (I can't reproduce this when opening ctrlp funky directly).When using ctrlp funky with this workflow together with 2 splits I often end up in a situation where the file opened (using enter) is opened in the wrong split (the left or the upper one while the intended one is the other), ending up with the same file opened in two splits.
The solution I've came up with involves changes to ctrlp (mattiaslundberg/ctrlp.vim@860c7d3) and ctrlp funky (mattiaslundberg@17d1b6a). I'm aware that this isn't a proper solution, but it seems to work for my case. The problem (atleast in my understanding) seems to be related to that ctrlp never calls the function
function! ctrlp#funky#funky(word, ...)
when using the workflow described.I'm not sure if this is something that can be solved in ctrlp or in ctrlp funky or if I'm even close to understanding this. Any assistance in how to proceed to get this figured out would be appreciated.
Thanks for a great plugin!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: