Setting g:ctrlp_types to something other than the default will change the contents of the different CtrlP modes as specified but neither the names of the modes nor the default mode (the one started immediately after pressing ) are correct.
By default, the order is as if ['fil', 'buf', 'mru'] are set and fil is the one started by default. The names of the modes are files, buffers and mru files.
Setting this to ['mru', 'fil', 'buf'] I expect the mru mode to be started by default and the names to be mru files, files and buffers. Instead, fil is started by default (with the name buffers), with the mode mru before it (named files) and the mode buf after it (named mru files).
I'm using neovim 0.1.5, if it matters.
Setting
g:ctrlp_typesto something other than the default will change the contents of the different CtrlP modes as specified but neither the names of the modes nor the default mode (the one started immediately after pressing ) are correct.By default, the order is as if
['fil', 'buf', 'mru']are set andfilis the one started by default. The names of the modes arefiles,buffersandmru files.Setting this to
['mru', 'fil', 'buf']I expect themrumode to be started by default and the names to bemru files,filesandbuffers. Instead,filis started by default (with the namebuffers), with the modemrubefore it (namedfiles) and the modebufafter it (namedmru files).I'm using neovim 0.1.5, if it matters.