Replace Cmd-T with Ctrl-P

[strongriley]

I would suggest replacing Command-T with Control-P. Control-P performs the same task but is in my experience faster, and is implemented in pure vimscript so does not depend on any compilation steps during install or Ruby bindings.

https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim

[sebdah]

+1

[rudle]

I'd be happy to merge such a pull

[MarkVillacampa]

Command-T seems to be causing many problems to people (including me) using rvm or rbenv to manage ruby. See #23 and #24.

If Command-P is feature similar to Command-T, I +1 the switch.

[strongriley]

Working on this right now. Too many people are having issues with Command-T.

[strongriley]

@rudle ...And here it is 😄
edit: And @steckel

[strongriley]

We may want to add a build step that automatically purges old git submodules, otherwise people experiencing the SegFault have to manually rm -rf vim/bundle/command-t

[minuteman3]

I would advocate abandoning the submodule orientated packaging of plugins and switching to Vundle as per my suggestion in #45. It would eliminate these sort of complications in the future if new packages are added or old packages are removed, and would be easier for users to keep their plugins up to date.

[minuteman3]

Also, thanks for taking care of this @strongriley. I probably wouldn't have had an opportunity to get around to it this weekend.

[strongriley]

no prob! Maybe just get it replaced in the short-term using Pathogen and submodules to stop all the pain, then we can talk about moving to Vundle in the future?

[ghost]

+1

[rudle]

@strongriley please confirm the new hotness, and then merge this bad dog.

[strongriley]

Actually this is still nice to have when you add new files.

[strongriley]

LGTM except I still like the ,T with refresh.

[rudle]

@strongriley take a look now. I was under the impression that ctrlp wasn't caching at all, and it seemed fast enough to me that we didn't need to cache and thus didn't need the binding.

[strongriley]

Thanks @rudle. From what I can tell, it caches within the same session, which needs to be cleared if files are added or deleted. Merging.