When programming in Eclipse, I like to use the Open Resource dialog (Ctrl + Shift + R), which opens a simple filter with all the files in the project. My question is: is there something similar for the Vim editor. Thanks in advance.
The Command-T plugin does something similar:
https://wincent.com/products/command-t
From the developer’s description:
Files are selected by entering the characters that appear in their paths, and are ordered by an algorithm that knows that characters displayed in specific places (for example, immediately after the path separator) should have more weight.
Once you find the file you want, you can open it in the current window, in a new window, or in a new tab.
See this answer on SuperUser for more details and a simple example:
https://superuser.com/questions/159018/flattened-package-browsing-in-vim/160793#160793
Another plugin is Ctrl-P . It has a similar function defined as command-t.