fuzzyfinder_textmate

fuzzy-finder-textmate (http://github.com/jamis/fuzzyfinder_textmate) is a separate script from FuzzyFinder (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1984). FuzzyFinder was the driver. fuzzy-finder-textmate was the adapter that gave command-T to FuzzyFinder. FuzzyFinder works for things other than just files. It also works on tags, buffers, etc. Also, with updated versions of FuzzyFinder, you no longer need fuzzy-finder-textmate, just that line I posted above. That said, if all you want is command-T, yeah...FuzzyFinder might be overkill.

While this will probably not get read, I made the move from TextMate to Vim (well, MacVim) and the efficient movement between files was the one thing I really missed - until I got fuzzyfinder-textmate set up. http://github.com/jamis/fuzzyfinder_textmate Give it a go, it was first started by Jamis Buck and while the install can be a bit funky and is barely maintained, once you have it going it provides super efficient movement between files.

Not to downplay your contributions (thank you), but just letting people know about other options: FuzzyFinder Textmate http://github.com/jamis/fuzzyfinder_textmate (Unfortunately only works with fuzzyfinder up until v2.16) and more recently Command-T http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3025

I use http://github.com/jamis/fuzzyfinder_textmate which is an extension to the existing fuzzy finder vim plugin which tries to simulate textmate's fuzzy finder file opener (cmd T if you're on a mac). It's really quite awesome and I use it every single day, all the time, to open every file I work with. The downside is that you have to use an old version of the regular fuzzy finder gem because the guy who maintains that gem changed the api a bunch of times - to save you some trouble I believe the correct version of normal fuzzy finder (http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1984) you have to use is 2.16.