| Tip 8 | Finding Files Semantically |
In a well-organized codebase, you can expect files of certain types to be located in a particular subdirectory. You may also expect related files (such as unit tests) to be found in a predictable location relative to the name and path of the file you’re editing. With the Projectionist plugin, you can easily open files by category and effortlessly jump to any related files.
Preparation
In this tip, you’ll use the Projectionist plugin[22] by Tim Pope. Install it to your bundle package like this:
| => | $ cd $VIMCONFIG/pack/bundle/start |
| => | $ git clone https://github.com/tpope/vim-projectionist.git |
Exploring the Demo Projects
The source code that accompanies this book includes two examples of a skeleton blogging ...
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