vimr_rc matches /a/b/.vimr_rc, but does not match /a/b/.vimr_rc/config
the pattern */.git matches /a/b/.git/c/d. all files in the folder are ignored (the absolute path is matched against */FOLDER_NAME). */FOLDER_NAME: If a pattern begins with */, then it is treated as a folder ignore pattern, i.e. Shell wildcard patterns are supported, however following additional rules apply: vimr_rc in your home folder with the following content = */.git, */.hg. To filter out some folders or files, create. Note, that we do not yet handle symlinks, aliases, etc. If you have Keep the working directory in sync with Vim's 'pwd' option turned on, the workspace will be the containing directory of your current open file. Open files ➞ the common parent directory of open files (of a window). The Open Quickly action indexes the workspace and the workspace is set as follows 
The user is prompted if this action would clobber an existing file.Ī workspace is the common directory of open files of one window.
c can be used to copy the selected node to the named location. Directories can only be deleted if empty. A confirmation prompt is displayed and the user must type y to actually delete the node, or n to cancel. The user is prompted if this action would clobber an existing file. m can be used to move/rename the selected node. names ending in / will create a directory. Menu ModeĪctions: (a)dd (m)ove (d)elete (c)opy (a)ddĪ node can be added by typing a and then entering the name of the node to add. Type /, enter a search string, and then type CR to perform the search. Search Modeīasic line editing is supported with feedback displayed via the status bar. In normal mode Esc reassumes its normal function: focus vim view. Esc can be used to cancel either mode and return to "normal mode". Feedback is displayed via the status bar. Search ( /) and menu ( m) are modal actions. N - search backward using last search string. n - search (forward) using last search string. m - display node manipulation menu - Actions: (a)dd (m)ove (d)elete (c)opy. / - search - select next node containing string. 
⌃-double-click - open in a horizontal split.⌥-double-click - open in a vertical split.⌃⌥-double-click - open in the current tab.vimrc if has("gui_vimr")Īssuming that you selected Open in a new tab for the Default Opening Behavior in the Preferences window: The possible values for are true and false. = characters and syntax for modifiers are the same as for the custom menu item customisation (described above), however you can only customise the modifiers. You can customise the menu key bindings by putting the following in $/.vimr_rc = false
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