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I made v work with fzf. First, modify v not to display the choice dialog when using the -l flag, then use this shell function to call it:

v() {
    if [[ -z "$@" ]]; then
        local -r choice="$(command v -l 2>&1 | fzf +s --tac --height 15 --reverse | sed -r 's/^[0-9,. \t]*//')"
        if [[ ! -z "$choice" ]]; then
            local -r file="${choice/#~/$HOME}"
            vim "$file"
        fi
    else
        command v "$@"
    fi
}

installation guides would be awesome+ for nubs like me.

thank you.

I adjusted the variable at the top to [ "$vim" ] || vim=nvim but v doesn't include files edited with neovim. (Probably, it doesn't use the same ~/.viminfo.) Could you consider supporting neovim, please?

I noticed there's no open-source license included in this repo (first noticed in #10); unfortunately, that means this project doesn't meet Homebrew's Acceptable Formulae list for inclusion in the core Homebrew tap. Can you either:

• Add an open-source license to this repo
• Create your own tap so we can migrate the v formula there

If I haven't heard a reply in the next week or two, I'll open a PR in homebrew-core to delete the v formula. Thanks in advance for your help 🙂

Vim can handle tab completion in ex-commands, it would be neat if it expanded the regex on TAB so that I know what file I'm about to open exactly before I open it

V gives out this error when there are recent edited files with "(" or ")" in the file name. I think the error is caused by echoing unquoted parenthesis. I've been trying, but failed, to escape "(" and ")" in $fl.

Hello,

Wondering if it is possible to have a zsh version of this?

Thanks
Joe

Hi, I created Awesome package manager and I can install your repo using it.

After installing the Awesome:

awesome -i rupa/v
# or 
awesome install rupa/v

If you can put it in your README, it will be awesome.

Thanks.

Shin

When you call z with no arguments, it just prints the frecency list.

When you call v with no arguments, you're presented with a prompt to enter a choice.
This isn't very useful because most vim users will have many files in their recently accessed list, and after they're presented with the list they can just re-run v with the filename they want.

dfg

If I have opened file foo.c and bar.c, I can use v foo and v bar to open them separately.

The request is that v foo bar can open both files concurrently in vim.

Even more, we can v multiply files in one line of command.

Thank you! Both z and v are must have for every machine of me!

This is more useful behaviour than matching against every regex.

E.g. if I have

$ v -l
2	~/.../json/navigation.json
1	~/.../app.js
0	~/.../sass/theme.sass

I want v app the to start vim with two buffers, one of ~/.../app.js and the other of ~/.../sass/theme.sass.

(feel free to close this if it's not doable; just thought I'd ask)

The choice numbers are off by one compared to what you would get in vim if you hit '0, '1, etc. within vim. Would it be possible to use the same (your "1" would then become "0", etc).

On a related note, the documentation says [0-9] is allowed but the code has [1-9] :-)

I realise there're also the issue of deleted files that makes it likely to differ anyway but frankly, deleted files are rare and I can live with the two sequences going out of sync if there is one (or I will use "-a").