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Wanted - ability to change default directory handler away from dired
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#3170
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I am baking something into ranger to optionally default to opening in deer, but do we want to develop a handler in spacemacs to cover all managers? |
@Ralesi has put this into ranger. I'm going to leave this ticket open as I still think it's probably something people will be looking for in spacemacs. If someone wants to use |
@Ralesi -- yes :D
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@synic, @robbyoconnor, I have something working as a macro, what directory handlers would we like outside of dired, ranger / deer, and neotree? I need to test the possible options to make sure it works. |
@Ralesi Looked around in the layers. The only other one I know is a file manager is vinegar: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/tree/develop/layers/%2Bvim/vinegar |
Right now, with neotree, it forces as a sidebar , so adding it as a handler disrupts the flow. Vinegar is hooked into dired much the same way as ranger, so if you open a directory in dired, it will automatically show. We can disable that, and make it a separate minor mode in the layer though. |
I put this one on the side for now as I see it as an advanced feature, let's keep it open for a future version. |
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There are lots of cool filemanagers for emacs, and a few of them are available in layers for spacemacs, including
ranger
, andneotree
.Learning one of these, however, is not sufficient for using emacs, because the default directory handler is
dired
, and spacemacs doesn't change it. So even if you learn everything aboutranger
, you're still going to need to learndired
and switch back and forth between them.Links on the spacemacs homepage provided by
projectile
open indired
. Typing:e ~/
sometimes loads it indired
, sometimes inranger
. Sometimes it's a minimal version ofdired
, sometimes it's a full buffer version ofdired
. I have not figured out what changes this.IMHO, people should only have to learn to use one file manager. It should be easy to change what file manager that is.
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