Initialize callback for custom ignore func #58
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This adds an "init" callback for custom ignore functions. This callback will be called once as CtrlP is about to show the list of all possible filenames, and that's where you can do something expensive, like loading a custom list of patterns to filter against.
That's what I do in my "autoignore" extension over here. In the init function I read a
.ctrlpignore
file at the root of the project, which contains the patterns to ignore.This is a lot more efficient than figuring ways to do it only on the first file or something.