unite.ctrl-p

unite.ctrl-p.vim

" Ctrl-p behaviour {{{
nnoremap <Leader><Leader> :Unite -start-insert file_rec/async<CR>

call unite#filters#matcher_default#use(['matcher_fuzzy'])
call unite#filters#sorter_default#use(['sorter_reverse'])
call unite#custom#source('file_mru,file_rec,file_rec/async,grep,locate',
  \ 'ignore_pattern', join(['\.git/', 'tmp/', 'bundle/'], '\|'))

let g:unite_prompt = '>>> '
let g:unite_winheight = 15
let g:unite_update_time = 200
let g:unite_split_rule = 'botright'
let g:unite_data_directory = $HOME.'/.vim/tmp/unite'

autocmd FileType unite call s:unite_my_settings()
function! s:unite_my_settings() "{{{
  " Overwrite settings.
  nmap <buffer> <ESC> <Plug>(unite_exit)
  imap <buffer> <C-j>   <Plug>(unite_select_next_line)
  imap <buffer> <C-k>   <Plug>(unite_select_previous_line)
  imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-s> unite#do_action('split')
  imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-v> unite#do_action('vsplit')
  imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-t> unite#do_action('tabopen')
endfunction "}}}

" End: Unite.ctrl-p }}}

Thanks for sharing. I like the setting that allows me to use <C-j> and <C-k> to move downward or upward!