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Have discovered !emacs dirtree mode which is making me a much happier user.
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@nigeldgreen It took me several reads to stop parsing that as dirty mode (and even now ...). Thanks for the tip!
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@duck1123 Thanks - will give that try as well
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@vanden I've always loved emacs but got fed up at finding files - dirtree makes it all come together nicely for me.
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@nigeldgreen Combination of dirtree and ibuffer really helped me out in my !emacs workflow.
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@nigeldgreen Do you mean dired-tree-*? !emacs
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@dubfish I don't use it i day to day work (ido is way faster), but I'll use it instead of eclipse for code demonstrations in the future.
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@maikb Looks good. Thanks very much.
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@dubfish yw. Btw. you have to add (setq tree-widget-image-enable nil) to your .emacs or you get IMO crappy Windows 3.11 style icons.
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@dubfish No, dirtree is a separate module to dired - http://ur1.ca/88f1y. Gives a nice graphical directory view.
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@dubfish No, dirtree is a separate module to dired - http://ur1.ca/88f1y. Gives a nice graphical directory view.
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