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The unite or unite.vim plug-in can search and display information fromarbitrary sources like files, buffers, recently used files or registers. Youcan run several pre-defined actions on a target displayed in the unite window.

The difference between unite and similar plug-ins like fuzzyfinder,ctrl-p or ku is that unite provides an integration interface for severalsources and you can create new interfaces using unite.

Run unite to display files and buffers as sources to pick from.

:Unite file buffer

Run unite with an initial filter value (foo) to narrow down files.

:Unite -input=foo file

If you start unite it splits the window horizontally and pops upfrom the top of Vim by default.

:Unite file

The example call above lists all the files in the current directory. You canchoose one of them in the unite window by moving the cursor up and downas usual with j and k. If you type Enter on an active candidate it will openit in a new buffer. Enter triggers the default action for a candidate which is"open" for candidates of the kind "file". You can also select an alternativeaction for a candidate with . See alsounite-action to read on aboutactions.

You can also narrow down the list of candidates by a keyword. If you changeinto the insert mode inside of a unite window, the cursor drops you behind the">" in the second line from above. There you can start typing to filter thecandidates. You can also use the wild card* as an arbitrary charactersequence. For example,

*hisa

matches hisa, ujihisa, or ujihisahisa. Furthermore, two consecutive wild cardsmatch a directory recursively.

**/foo

So the example above matches bar/foo or buzz/bar/foo.Note: The unite actionfile_rec does a recursive file matching by defaultwithout the need to set wildcards.

You can also specify multiple keywords to narrow down the candidates. Multiplekeywords need to be separated either by a space " " or a dash "|". Theexamples below match for candidates that meet both conditions "foo" and "bar".

foo barfoo|bar

You can also specify negative conditions with an exclamation mark "!". Thismatches candidates that meet "foo" but do not meet "bar".

foo !bar

Wild cards are added automatically if you add a "/" in the filter and you havespecified "files" as the buffer name with the option "-buffer-name". That'shandy in case you select files with unite.

:Unite -buffer-name=files file

See alsounite_default_key_mappings for other actions.

Install the distributed files into your Vim script directory which is usually~/.vim/, or$HOME/vimfiles on Windows. You should consider using one of thefamous package managers for Vim like vundle or neobundle to install theplugin.

After installation you can run unite with the:Unite command and append thesources to the command you wish to select from as parameters. However, it's apain in the ass to run the command explicitly every time, so I recommend youto set a key mapping for the command. See:h unite.

Note: MRU sources are splitted. To use mru sources, you must install neomru.https://github.com/Shougo/neomru.vim

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letg:unite_source_menu_menus=get(g:,'unite_source_menu_menus',{})letg:unite_source_menu_menus.git= {\'description' : '            gestionar repositorios git\                           ⌘ [espacio]g',\}letg:unite_source_menu_menus.git.command_candidates= [\['▷ tig                                                        ⌘ ,gt',\'normal ,gt'],\['▷ git status       (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gs',\'Gstatus'],\['▷ git diff         (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gd',\'Gdiff'],\['▷ git commit       (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gc',\'Gcommit'],\['▷ git log          (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gl',\'exe"silent Glog | Unite quickfix"'],\['▷ git blame        (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gb',\'Gblame'],\['▷ git stage        (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gw',\'Gwrite'],\['▷ git checkout     (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,go',\'Gread'],\['▷ git rm           (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gr',\'Gremove'],\['▷ git mv           (Fugitive)                                ⌘ ,gm',\'exe"Gmove"input("destino:")'],\['▷ git push         (Fugitive, salida por buffer)             ⌘ ,gp',\'Git! push'],\['▷ git pull         (Fugitive, salida por buffer)             ⌘ ,gP',\'Git! pull'],\['▷ git prompt       (Fugitive, salida por buffer)             ⌘ ,gi',\'exe"Git!"input("comando git:")'],\['▷ git cd           (Fugitive)',\'Gcd'],\]nnoremap<silent>[menu]g :Unite -silent -start-insert menu:git<CR>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwqhBSxhGU0&hd=1

It is a good introduction about the possibilities of Unite by ReneFroger.

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