> Ctrl-P works well only when project root found. i.e. when you are
> editing from .hg, .svn, .git repositories.
>
> When Ctrl-P starts in a non-SCM-controled directory, it starts very
> slow (because it tries to read all files). For example, try cd /etc
> and then use vim ctrlp...
It should measure the depth of the sea before attempting to dive to the
bottom. There are some options giving you control, though:
The maximum number of files to scan, set to 0 for no limit:
let g:ctrlp_max_files = 10000
The maximum depth of a directory tree to recurse into:
let g:ctrlp_max_depth = 40
Specify an external tool to use for listing files instead of using
Vim's |globpath()|. Use %s in place of the target directory:
let g:ctrlp_user_command = ''
:help 'ctrlp'
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Michael
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