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I just switched from ido-mode, and one of the features that I miss in counsel-find-file is the ability to find another file that is in the same directory of a previously visited file.
In ido-mode this can be done via pressing M-p several times until the previous directory in question is shown up, and then starting to type partial names there.
But in counsel-find-file, while typing M-p can also show previously visited files, the file name is always there, one has to clear it before typing the patterns of the new file.
I find a command like this is pretty useful in such a situation:
I just switched from
ido-mode
, and one of the features that I miss incounsel-find-file
is the ability to find another file that is in the same directory of a previously visited file.In
ido-mode
this can be done via pressingM-p
several times until the previous directory in question is shown up, and then starting to type partial names there.But in
counsel-find-file
, while typingM-p
can also show previously visited files, the file name is always there, one has to clear it before typing the patterns of the new file.I find a command like this is pretty useful in such a situation:
Binding it to
C-l
and I'm quite satisfied.How about adding this feature?
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