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How to find all .kl files in current directory with Flygrep (spacevim)

Vi and Vim Asked by mustines on August 31, 2021

I tried with Flygrep *.kl but it didn’t work, I searched how to use --include *.kl as in a grep search but I didn’t find anything

2 Answers

A "standard vim" answer:

:args `find . -iname '*.kl'`

Substitute the find command for any command that can generate the list of files.

Then you can use :next and :prev for navigating (bound conveniently to ]a and [a in tpope/unimpaired).

Further refinement:

:vimgrep /pattern/ ##

This searches the arglist (##) for the given pattern; you can use :cnext and :cprev to navigate (bound to ]q and [q in tpope/unimpaired).

Answered by D. Ben Knoble on August 31, 2021

Flygrep is a plugin for searching text. it do not for searching file path. if you want to searching file path, I recommended to use denite.nvim

Answered by Wang Shidong on August 31, 2021

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