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POIs there a Vim plug-in similar to fuzzyfinder_textmate and Command-T which does _not_ require Ruby support?
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Both of these plugins require Vim to be compiled with Ruby support, need to be compiled themselves using the same version of Ruby, etc. Is there a plugin which does the same job, but doesn't require installation other than dropping it into <code>vimfiles</code> directory? UPDATE: These plugins allow to open files/buffers by typing characters which appear in their path, not necessarily in a row. I.e. if your directory has files <pre><code>foo/bar.txt foo/baz.vim zee.c </code></pre> you can type <pre><code>,t f </code></pre> and only two matching files are shown; after you add <code>r</code>, only one file is left and it can be opened by pressing <code><Return></code>.
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1. COthe interesting think in your question is that even if one knows something that suits your needs, if he does not know fuzzyfinder_textmate and Command-T, you won't get any answer.
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2. COhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/3554719/find-a-file-in-vim/3561003#3561003 has some interesting answers for how to quickly open a file, not specifically in the Command-T way. Several don't require plugins to vim at all, you might find something you like there.
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