Ignore filename and context of tags

Fix #76

autoload/ctrlp.vim

@@ -1324,11 +1324,11 @@ fu! s:walker(max, pos, dir)
 endf
 
 fu! s:matchfname(item, pat)
-	retu match(split(a:item, '[\/]\ze[^\/]\+$')[-1], a:pat)
+	retu match(split(a:item, s:lash)[-1], a:pat)
 endf
 
 fu! s:matchtab(item, pat)
-	retu match(split(a:item, '\t\+[^\t]\+$')[0], a:pat)
+	retu match(split(a:item, '\t\+')[0], a:pat)
 endf
 
 fu! s:maxf(len)

doc/ctrlp.txt

@@ -297,14 +297,14 @@ If non-zero, this will enable opening multiple files with <c-z> and <c-o>: >
 <
 For the number:
   - If bigger than 1, it’ll be used as the maximum number of windows or tabs to
-    create when opening the files, the rest will be hidden buffers.
+    create when opening the files (the rest will be hidden buffers).
   - If is 1, <c-o> will open all files, each in a new window or new tab.
   - If no number is given, only the first file will be opened in a window,
     either new window or reused, and the rest will be hidden buffers.
-For the letter:
-  t - each in a tab
-  h - each in a horizontal split
-  v - each in a vertical split
+For the letters:
+  t - each in a new tab
+  h - each in a new horizontal split
+  v - each in a new vertical split
   Reuse the current window:
   tr,
   hr,
@@ -322,8 +322,8 @@ Pressing <c-o> or <c-y> will then prompt for a keypress. The key can be:
   v - open in vertical split(s)
   r - open in current window (for <c-y> only)
   <esc>, <c-c> - cancel and go back to |CtrlP|
-  Any other key - use the default behavior specified by |g:ctrlp_open_new_file|
-  and |g:ctrlp_open_multi|.
+  Any other key - use the behavior specified with |g:ctrlp_open_new_file| and
+  |g:ctrlp_open_multi|.
 
                                                          *'g:ctrlp_dont_split'*
 When opening a file with <cr>, |CtrlP| avoids opening it in windows created by

readme.md

@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ e.g. `abc:45` will open the file matched the pattern and jump to line 45.
         .bzr/
         _darcs/
         root.dir
-        .vimprojects
 
 * If you want to exclude directories or files from the search, you can use the Vim’s option `wildignore`
 and/or the option `g:ctrlp_custom_ignore`.