Vim After 11 Years
Can vim do the following?<p>I'm editing some project with 10000 C++ files.<p>There is some C++ file I currently don't have open, say "palette.cpp" which is in a subdirectory "project/graphics/algorithms/color/".<p>Now I want to open palette.cpp without ever having to type, not even with tab autocompletion, that path.<p>IntelliJ (which I do use for C++ ;)) can do this easily: just press CTRL+R, then palette.cpp, ENTER, and there you are in that file.<p>Another thing: Some IDE's and editors have this feature where if you change lines, it marks it with some color on the left, as well as colors in the scrollbar, to immediately see which parts of the file were changed compared to git and/or the last time you opened it. Can Vim do this?<p>Thanks!