jopen - plugin detail
Search and open files fast
| Plugin owner: |
johannesstrampe |
| Website: |
https://github.com/johanness/jopen |
| Added: |
2011-03-26 |
| Last updated: |
2011-11-04 |
| NetBeans Versions: |
6.9, 7.0 |
| License: |
Freeware MIT |
| Category: |
Utilities |
| Size: |
0.06 MB |
| Downloaded: |
517 times |
| Rating: |
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Verifications for NetBeans versions
Decisions of individual verifiers for jopen plugin for NetBeans IDE 7.0
scottwd9 mcreps ent38 cengizc carlosqt |
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mmirilovic senthilsource jpirek jkovalsky |
Commentsscottwd9: ubuntu11.10x64/jdk6u29 ent38: OK on WinXP SP3 x86, NB 7.0.1, JDK 6u29 and 7u01 carlosqt: Works fine on NB 6.9.1 & 7.0.1
Win7, Java 1.7.0, 64-bit
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Introduction
USAGE
I recommend to set up a shortcut (e.g. ALT+O).
jopen will search only in your "main project". You can switch projects using
the built in "Select Project" menu.
Just enter the filename you are looking for to start a search.
jopen also uses a regex kind of search:
"smecontller.b" will also find "some_controller.rb"
Match file extensions with '$':
".txt$" will not find "file.txt.bak"
To use the directory search enter the the initial letters of the folders
seperated with a whitespace followed by the filename:
"p t y fil" will find "/path/to/your/file.tmp"
Use CTRL+R to reload the filestructure if new files where added to the project
What's new in this version
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Special regex characters like "^{}()[]*+\?+.*|" are now matched correctly in filenames
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User Comments
How is this better than CTRL+O
As far as i know CTRL+O or Go to type searches inside your project sources for class names. So it is not useful for opening any kind of file.
ALT+CTRL+O or Go to file searches for files, but its kind of slow. It searches in all your projects so you sometimes have to pick from a lot of files from different projects. When you mistype you sometimes have to wait a couple of seconds to see "No Files Found". It also cannot open files like ".git/config".
jopen is way faster when you want to open a certain file.
Posted by johannesstrampe on Oct 30, 2011
How is this better than CTRL+O
I use CTRL+O right now to do file lookups. It has wildcards and case in/sensitive searching.
How is this different or better?
Posted by berryware on Oct 27, 2011