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Kien N 2013-06-11 13:10:24 +07:00
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@ -332,18 +332,21 @@ Some examples: >
let g:ctrlp_user_command = ['.hg', 'for /f "tokens=1" %%a in (''hg root'') ' let g:ctrlp_user_command = ['.hg', 'for /f "tokens=1" %%a in (''hg root'') '
\ . 'do hg --cwd %s status -numac -I . %%a'] " Windows \ . 'do hg --cwd %s status -numac -I . %%a'] " Windows
< <
Note #1: if the fallback_command is empty or the 'fallback' key is not defined, Note #1: in the |Dictionary| format, 'fallback' and 'ignore' are optional. In
the |List| format, fallback_command is optional.
Note #2: if the fallback_command is empty or the 'fallback' key is not defined,
|globpath()| will then be used when scanning outside of a repository. |globpath()| will then be used when scanning outside of a repository.
Note #2: unless the |Dictionary| format is used and 'ignore' is defined and set Note #3: unless the |Dictionary| format is used and 'ignore' is defined and set
to 1, the |wildignore| and |g:ctrlp_custom_ignore| options do not apply when to 1, the |wildignore| and |g:ctrlp_custom_ignore| options do not apply when
these custom commands are being used. When not present, 'ignore' is set to 0 by these custom commands are being used. When not present, 'ignore' is set to 0 by
default to retain the performance advantage of using external commands. default to retain the performance advantage of using external commands.
Note #3: when changing the option's variable type, remember to |:unlet| it Note #4: when changing the option's variable type, remember to |:unlet| it
first or restart Vim to avoid the "E706: Variable type mismatch" error. first or restart Vim to avoid the "E706: Variable type mismatch" error.
Note #4: you can use a |b:var| to set this option on a per buffer basis. Note #5: you can use a |b:var| to set this option on a per buffer basis.
*'g:ctrlp_max_history'* *'g:ctrlp_max_history'*
The maximum number of input strings you want CtrlP to remember. The default The maximum number of input strings you want CtrlP to remember. The default