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> * [[http://marmalade-repo.org/packages/find-file-in-repository|FindFileInRepository]] is the only approach that takes direct advantage of version control systems such as git, mercurial and others.
This page is about different ways to locate a file anywhere on your file system.
Emacs command ‘find-file’ (‘C-x C-f’) finds a file within a given directory – you can change directory, but only one directory is searched at a time. What do you do if you don’t know what directory to search? The answer is here.
‘find’ command – Use ‘find’ from within Emacs – commands ‘find-dired’, ‘find-name-dired’. See node “Dired and ‘find’” in the EmacsManual.‘find-*dired’ commands.‘locate’ command, which maintains a database of file locations in your file system:locate.el, with Emacs command ‘locate’.globalff.el, shows matching files with ‘locate’ command as you type‘locate’ program.gse-locate.el.‘find-file’. See section “File Name Cache” in the EmacsManualgit/mercurial/etc to provide fast auto-completion. Automatically ignores files specified in .gitignore/.hgignore, etc. Supports git, mercurial, darcs, bazaar, monotone, and svn.‘iswitchb’ and ‘dired’.‘find-file’. You can match any part(s) of a file name, including parts of any of its ancestor directories. No need for another, OS program, such as ‘find’ or ‘locate’, but if you have ‘locate’ then Icicles takes advantage of it. Match also against file mofication date. Fuzzy completion too.‘find’ or ‘locate’.CategoryFiles CategoryDirectories CategoryCompletion CategoryProgrammerUtils