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@ -76,6 +76,18 @@ A couple of variables can be editer by the user in order to configure
This specific example will recursively search for all ~.org~ files in This specific example will recursively search for all ~.org~ files in
=~/org=, all ~.html~ files in ~/tmp~, and all ~.h~ files in =~/code/C=. =~/org=, all ~.html~ files in ~/tmp~, and all ~.h~ files in =~/code/C=.
* I don’t want to use Ivy, I want to use <insert ivy alternative here>
You can still use this package then! I made the function
~ivy-quick-find-files-list-files~ specifically for this kind of
situation. For instance, if you are an ido user, you could write an
~ido-quick-find-files-list-files~ function like so:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(defun my/ido-quick-find-files ()
(interactive)
(find-file (ido-completing-read "Open file: "
(ivy-quick-find-files-list-files))))
#+end_src
* Upcoming changes * Upcoming changes
Plans exist to customize the maximum depth at which ~find~ and ~fd~ are to Plans exist to customize the maximum depth at which ~find~ and ~fd~ are to
search for files. search for files.