> On 02/06/2012 12:03 AM, Michael Ludwig wrote:
> >
> >What would you use if you didn't need or want the fuzziness of the
> >matching because you found exact matching on filenames or directory
> >names more useful?
> As far as I know there is no exact matching. There is however
> regex-matching, which does nearly the same. If you enable regex
> matching, for example by pressing ctrl-r while the ctrlp window is
> open, you can just start typing and it will only give you exact
> matches, unless ofcourse, you use special 'regex-characters'.
> However, I found that it can become rather slow on large trees.
Thanks, Jeroen. That's a significant improvement over fuzzy matching.
I agree with your observation on speed. Consider that exact substring
matching should be at least as fast as fuzzy matching. I really wonder
why this is not an option yet. If you type "gcc" and CtrlP comes up
with a suggestion of "kochen\MangoldSchinkenCannelloni.html", it might
be funny and wet your appetite but it's not what you were looking for.
Michael
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