How to search all files in a directory in vim

Question

In a general editor, you can use ctrl+shift+f to conveniently search all files in a certain directory (or project). How to achieve this in vim?

为情所困 · Answer

The simplest: :vimgrep /{pattern}/ /yourpath
Traverse the search results using:
:cprev[ious] Previous file :cprev[ious] 前一个文件
:cnext 下一个文件
:cfirst 第一个文件
:clast:cnext Next file

:cfirst First file 🎜 :clast The last file🎜

漂亮男人 · Answer

Make it simple, install the plug-in. What you want is to search based on the file name. We recommend CtrlP, Command-T, FuzzFinder, Unite, etc. Start with CtrlP or CommandT. After you are familiar with it, you can try the more powerful Unite. .

曾经蜡笔没有小新 · Answer

Find in files within Vim

For example, if I want to search for layout in the current directory, I only need:

:lvim /\<$house\|home$\>/gj *

Then use the following command to display the query results:

:lw

Screenshots are as follows:

You can also read this article: Search multiple files with :vimgrep

我想大声告诉你 · Answer

Recommend exVim
Searching for symbols is very convenient
For non-symbolic text (such as Chinese), use vimgrep

as mentioned above

phpcn_u1582 · Answer

Install ag or ack
Execute the following command in VIM :set grepprg=ag