| LycosaExplorer : A dynamic filesystem and buffer explorer 
 
 
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script versions (upload new version)| created by |  | Michael Hart |  |  |  | script type |  | utility |  |  |  | description |  | Originally a simple port of LustyExplorer (vimscript #1890) to Python. 
 Basic keybindings are <leader>lf to open a file with the starting directory being the current working dir, <leader>lr to do so but at the current buffer's directory and <leader>lb to access your buffers. Further bindings and instructions are found in lycosaexplorer.vim
 
 This project is also available on bitbucket at https://bitbucket.org/mikehart/lycosaexplorer
 |  |  |  | install details |  | For pathogen users: Unpack the zip directly into your bundle directory 
 For everyone else: Copy lycosaexplorer.vim and lycosa.py from lycosaexplorer/plugin into your plugin directory
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Click on the package to download.
 
 
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        | lycosaexplorer.zip | 0.9 | 2012-01-16 | 7.3 | Michael Hart | Use a callback function to call out to another program/script This provides the user the ability to rapidly navigate to a particular
 directory then explore that with NERDTree or any other function for filesystem
 manipulation etc. See the comments in lycosaexplorer.vim for more details.
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        | lycosaexplorer.zip | 0.8 | 2012-01-16 | 7.3 | Michael Hart | * Added cursor navigation to file list panel (also accessible with C-b, C-f, Cn and C-p) * Cleaned up code to cut down on pyflakes warnings and simplify a few bits and pieces
 * Fixed error when attempting to next/previous on an empty file list
 * Added ability to start lycosa at a given file location - :LycosaFilesystemExplorer /some/path/here
 * Added ability to disable default mappings by setting g:LycosaExplorerDefaultMappings to something other than 1
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        | lycosaexplorer.zip | 0.6 | 2011-10-22 | 7.3 | Michael Hart | Moved from using nmap to nnoremap to avoid issues when people have remapped : |  |