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ahah good idea :) |
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This could be a killer feature for me. I need it!!! XD composer.json KNOWS where autoload is. And also know which PSR rule is applied. For example: so ... |
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In this cases, ... maybe a pull request is not a good Idea. Do you think an issue could be better? |
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PR is good.. Maybe you can improve your first post with a good description of this feature.. 👍 |
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May 22, 2015 13:48
Instead of directly open ctrlp with current word, ComposerKnowWhereCurrentFileIs show a message that explain that there is not only one occurency of cword in composer auto-generated files.
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Oh perfect in my opinion this is a good feature.. Help us user to open file without other plugin.. Can you add this function into the README and your personal map suggestion? Thanks a lot |
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Thanks 👍 |
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Every time I need to open a file, I use CtrlP plugin to find it inside my filesystem. Sometimes, Nerdtree. But, ... composer knows where files are. With a simply grep, in bash, I can "ask" composer where a file is. In VimL I can get current word. So, ... I'll like to use current word, and pass it to my :grep: and finally, .. I want to open the file returned by grep.