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I'm attempting to use RubyMine, but there's one feature that's consistently killing my productivity. I use this all the time in Sublime.
Say I have a hundred index.html.haml files strewn across my view folder. In Sublime Text 2, I can search for /app/views/orders/index.html.haml by hitting Cmd+t, typing "order index" and hitting enter.
But in RubyMine so far, you can't type order because directories aren't included in the search index. You can type "index.html.haml", but then I see all of the index views, and order is down around #80.
I also really prefer being able to type a portion of a file name, like the first letter of each matching file. Sublime Text 2 and PeepOpen allow you to do this easily; I'd love to have it in RubyMine.
TL:DR; Can you search for files by directories in RubyMine / IntelliJ?
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A fuzzy search is a technique that uses search algorithms to find strings that match patterns approximately. It's particularly useful for helping users find webpages without having to know exactly what they're looking for or how a word is spelled.
Fzf is a command-line general-purpose fuzzy finder tool. It is somewhat like grep. It is a cross-platform command-line tool, that helps you to search and open files quickly. Furthermore, it is open-sourced portable with no dependencies. It has supports for Vim/Neo vim plugin, key bindings, and fuzzy auto-completion.
I use the feature "Search in Everywhere" in RubyMine.
Here http://mrhaki.blogspot.ru/2014/02/search-for-anything-with-search.html description.
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