counsel.el (counsel-file-register): Use Ivy to open file registers #1057
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GNU Emacs allows you to keep file registers, i.e. registers to quickly open commonly used files (see the link below for more information). Truth be told the `counsel-file-register` command will sometimes place the list of files in an undesired position, e.g. covering up important windows. Nonetheless I find it useful as someone with many file registers. Future improvements will be to create a file register from a given open file. See-Also: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/File-Registers.html#File-Registers
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Thanks. I'm travelling today; I'll test and merge likely tomorrow. |
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Thanks. |
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Same, thanks to you as well! |
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GNU Emacs allows you to keep file registers, i.e. registers to quickly
open commonly used files (see the link below for more information).
Truth be told the
counsel-file-registercommand will sometimes placethe list of files in an undesired position, e.g. covering up important
windows. Nonetheless I find it useful as someone with many file
registers.
Future improvements will be to create a file register from a given
open file.
See-Also: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/File-Registers.html#File-Registers
Note: Maybe wait on merging until I experiment with ways to create new file registers use
counsel-file-registerin a file that has no associated file register.