desk about dotfiles HOT 2 CLOSED

i gave vim-ctrlspace a try this morning w/o any of the desk function wrappers in my vim config, and it's close, but not as comfortable as i'd like. forked the dependent plugins, and am going to start remixing everything into the sugar layer i'd like. mostly, this should be a matter of centralizing everything into a single plugin (desk), with dependencies on other plugins for now, then cribbing logic from dependencies into desk. here's the list of plugins that roughly do what i want:

• vim-ctrlspace
  • really just need the tab/buffer/file container logic. i don't really use the fuzzy search engine/logic.
• nerdtree
  • just need to toggle the tree in the current working directory, refresh file list, see hidden files.
• vim-buffkill
  • might not need this at all, but i've been using it for a while. may want to try removing it and see how it behaves.
• ctrl-p
  • file name search, buffer name search, but ignore .git, node_modules, vendor (go), and so on.

i'd like to avoid go extensions, etc. for this: use pure vimscript as much i can for portability, except file content fuzzy search is probably best left to a wrapper around ag or something like that.

first step is probably getting the desk code out of my vim config into it's own plugin with the function wrappers, then i can refactor/remove the dependencies inside the plugin. once the plugin exists and the dependencies are gone, then i can start shaking bugs out from daily use.

from dotfiles.

ok. broke the logic out from vim config into desk, and wrote issues on that project for the rest.

from dotfiles.