I reciently switched to emacs starter kit which includes the ido package. ido has a nice feature that suggests paths when find-file which is usually very handy except when trying to create a new f...

I use ido mode. Here is how I set in .emacs (require 'ido) (setq ido-enable-flex-matching t) (setq ido-everywhere t) (ido-mode t) When I open a file, I do C-x C-f my_file and if it doesn't exist...

I am switching to Emacs from TextMate. One feature of TextMate that I would really like to have in Emacs is the "Find in Project" search box that uses fuzzy matching. Emacs sort of has this with id...

I am looking for something like Textmate's fuzzy search on Command-T, FuzzyFinder in Vim, or Ido in Emacs. Does it exist? If no, how do you prefer to do it?

I'm a big fan of ido-mode, so much so that I would like to use it for things like describe-function or find-tag and so on, without having to write something like in "Can I get ido-mode-style comple...

I have a problem with ido-mode. As I cycle through work directories (using M-n), one of the directories is inevitably on a remote server, which makes tramp start authenticating. I know I can edit...

When using ido-mode in emacs, it tends to get in my way when I'm trying to create a new file inside a directory, using: C-x C-f ( start typing a new filename, which doesn't yet exist ) RET Ordinar...

In Emacs using ido-mode allows me to open a file from the minibuffer with C-xC-f. This method opens only one file at a time. How do I open all the files in a directory or specify more than one file...

I have two files with the same name but in different directories: apples/main.cpp oranges/main.cpp I open them in one emacs window via emacs apples/main.cpp oranges/main.cpp When I use C-x b to...

When using eshell or ansi-term and bash emacs changes the default-directory variable depending on what directory you are in. So if I move to /home/user/code/project and then use ido-find-file to o...

I'm using Emacs on windows. My default folder is c:/home, but I want to edit my file in d:/ how to do it in ido mode ? I tried // but that put me in c:/. Currently, I use C-f (change back to norm...

In emacs, I'd like to open the same buffer in multiple frames. Before I used ido, this was easy: I'd just switch to the buffer in one frame with C-x b, then focus a different frame in my window man...

My problem: I have Ido-mode enabled and I want to edit (for example) a file .emacs in my home directory. I have no .emacs file there, but I do have a .emacs.d, and so ido assumes that I want to ent...