Z.vim is a wrapper around the CLI z. It will allow you to jump
between your projects with ease. If your not familiar with
z, you should have a look.
You'll need to have z installed and use your login shell with vim.
I recommend installing z.vim using vundle.
set shell=bash\ --login
bundle 'hkjels/z.vim'
:Z regex [regex, ..]
Will cd into the directory specified.
:Zl [regex]
Same as calling z -l from the command-line except the list is
interactive. You can navigate the list like a normal buffer. However:
- <enter> or Sets directory as CWD
- <c-o> Opens the directory in a new window
- <c-s> Opens the directory in a new vertically-split window
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