Fix default mode and mode names when g:ctrlp_types is customized.#310
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Fix default mode and mode names when g:ctrlp_types is customized.#310mattn merged 3 commits intoctrlpvim:masterfrom
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Instead of just filtering s:coretypes (which contains descriptive mode names) based on g:ctrlp_types, change the order of its elements so the correct mode name is fetched. Fixes ctrlpvim#309.
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When the user customized g:ctrlp_types to use a custom core mode set (possibly
with a custom relative order), the default mode (used when a bare :CtrlP is
issued) is wrong, along with the descriptive names of modes displayed in the
statusline. This pull request fixes these issues.
Fixes #309.