what are you guys using these days for fuzzy search/matching open files and other stuff?

I use denite primarily waiting for a few features to make it upstream.

vim-fzf just got 24-bit colour support, which puts it back on my radar as interesting again.

I think denite will feel more integrated, but I hear fzf is REALLY fast.

Denite now feels instant where unite didn't before.

I have fzf, but not sure it integrates with the venerable FuzzyFinder that I’m still using after 10+ vim usage...

selecta!

however there are some problems using it with nvim - half the reason I still use vim frankly

does anyone have a decent asynchronous solution for evaluating clojure code in vim?

@reborg fzf.vim is a replacement for FuzzyFinder I think. Ctrl-P is pretty good these days too, but not async I think.

@mikepjb RE async eval, @ingvij has https://github.com/clojure-vim/acid.nvim which is increasingly more stable, and I believe that @zamaterian has something in his .files which sends stuff to a neovim-managed REPL too. Actually, @ingvij's other plugin https://github.com/hkupty/iron.nvim does that too!

thanks @dominicm do you use acid.nvim frequently now? do you still use fireplace?

Haven't made the switch yet, we're having a tooling day on Friday, so it will likely be a day to catch up on such things!

ah yes I’ve heard about the arch migrators! sounds exciting 🙂

Yes! Although I'm losing love for Arch because of systemd, http://www.voidlinux.eu/ is the future I want to see 😄

Fuzzy search in buffer or project file names? CtrlP

I don't know if it is async, but it doesn't matter, it is fast enough when using git ls-files for listing project files

@juhoteperi I find the slowness comes on big projects when grepping more than anything else.

file contents?

yeah

I use vim-grepper with git grep or ag

ah, I've considered doing that.

Something else for tooling day?

ah, I remember my resistance to vim-grepper now, it was mostly superficial: I wanted a single interface to things, and I couldn't get that doing it this way.

I use vim-ack with rg as backend, it's pretty fast.

I like ripgrep, it's pretty great. I had ack segfaulting, rg has been really stable