Emacs Ido Mode

Emacs is a great God-level editor that lacks a left-hand tree-right file-browsing pattern. After a survey found that there are dirtree able to deal with this matter, there are several others can do, such as Speedbar, Neotree are similar to the VI Nerdtree.

These things although good-looking, but not Emacs's own, all need cumbersome configuration. In the StackOverflow found a person recommended with Ido, this plug-in, the reason is the real programmer to do not have trees in the eye, the level of human tree unity, recommended Ido only two lines of code can be used to fix the installation. Here are the steps:
1, installation

(require ‘ido)(ido-mode t)

Then M x customize-group ret ido ret

2, using
Toggle in Buffer:
A) C-x B then enter the character and hit enter to access the file
b) C-s left shift c-r right shift. or left and RIGHT arrow keys, you can move in the file list
c) Tab support Auto-complete
d) c-f search for files C-b back to the pattern you just made

Search for files: c-x c-f
A) Enter some characters and hit enter to select the first file in the list
b) C-s left shift c-r right shift. or left and RIGHT arrow keys, you can move in the file list
c) Tab support Auto-complete
D) Backspace key parent Directory
e)//root directory
f) ~/home directory
g) c-f Returns a file mode with no Ido mode c-b return buffer
h) c-d into the catalogue
j) c-j Create a new file

Limit what the list displays:
A) Enter a name such as. cpp
b) [email protected]
D) The above only shows the CPP file

Recently Accessed directory:
A) M-p m-n from the history of the visit
b) M-s Search
c) m-k Delete the current directory from the history

Emacs Ido Mode