helm-mini
helm-mini
is like an interactive version of ibuffer
.
- If I enter the pattern:
*lisp ^helm @moc
, Helm will narrow down the list by selecting only buffers that are in lisp mode, start by helm and match "moc" in their contents. - If I want to specify more than one major-mode, separate them with
,
, e.g*!lisp,!sh,!fun
will list all buffers but the ones in lisp-mode, sh-mode and fundamental-mode. - If I enter the pattern:
*lisp ^helm moc
. Notice there is no@
this time helm will look for lisp mode buffers starting by "helm" and have "moc" in their name. - If I enter the pattern:
*!lisp !helm
Helm will narrow down to buffers that are not in "lisp" mode and that do not match "helm". -
If I enter the pattern:
/helm/ w3
Helm will narrow down buffers that are in any "helm" sub-directory and matching w3.
helm-find-files
helm-find-files
is file navigation on steroids(加强版)
- Enter
~/
at the end of the pattern to quickly reach home directory. - Enter
/
at the end of the pattern to quickly reach root of your file system.
instead use ffap Find file at point, Now, you no longer have to use a separate command to open the file at point, but using the same C-x C-f. It's really convenient.
File and directory histories, With a prefix argument, helm-find-files
displays a list of visited directories. During a helm-find-files
session, you can get a list of visitedfiles and directories with C-c h.
helm-ff-do-grep
, live grep in Helm
From within a helm-find-files
session, you can invokehelm-ff-run-grep
with C-s to search a file/directory on highlighted entry in the Helm buffer. With prefix argument C-u,recursively greps a selected directory. You can also save the result into a Grep buffer using the actionSave results in Grep buffer
.
helm-semantic-or-imenu
The Imenu facility offers a way to find the major definition.
helm-find
interactively get results from Unix
find
for every character you enter into Helm prompt.
By default, invoking helm-find
only searches current directory. With prefix argument C-u
(i.e. C-u C-c h /
), a prompt asks for a directory to find. helm-find
can be invoked within helm-find-files
session, by using C-c /. To open more than one file, mark individual candidates with C-SPC or mark all with M-a, then RET. You can switch to helm-find-files
with C-x C-f.
projectile-switch-project
This is the very first command you need to use before using other commands
File management
helm-projectile-find-file
lists all files in a project for users to narrow down to wanted files.All the key bindings associated with actions are only available while a Helm buffer is active.
helm-projectile-find-file-in-known-projects
When executed, it lists all files in all known projects
helm-projectile-find-file-dwim
Find file based on context at point
helm-projectile-find-dir
List available directories in the current project.
helm-projectile-recentf
List recently visited files in current project
helm-projectile-find-other-file
variable: projectile-other-file-alist
Each lists hold the current file extension as first element and other files' extensions to switch to.