> Hi there,
>
> I'd like to setup a keyboard shortcut that would work similar to `gf`,
> except it will regard the entire cursor line as the filename to open.
>
Map something to Vgf and you've got it. Or maybe 0v$gf (I'm not 100%
certain line-wise visual acts correctly with gf, but I expect it
does).
> So for example, if I'm on a line that contains the text "foo bar
> baz.", and hit the shortcut, the file "foo bar baz." - a new one if it
> doesn't already exist - will be :edit'ed.
>
gf doesn't do that. There are some suggestions for using :e with the
file name, but this will not search your 'path' option as gf does.
> What's the best way to implement that?
>
Probably you could use :find in place of :e, catch error 345 for when
the file was not found, and use :e as a fallback.
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