Unite.vim is quite useful

For several days I had been using Unite.vim plugin to navigate through the project files. It's quite useful.

After installing plugin my ~/.vimrc contains the following code ( I found somewhere on the web )

  " Unite : http://www.codeography.com/2013/06/17/replacing-all-the-things-with-unite-vim.html  
  let g:unite_source_history_yank_enable = 1  
  call unite#filters#matcher_default#use(['matcher_fuzzy'])  
  nnoremap <leader>t :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=files  -start-insert file_rec/async:!<cr>  
  nnoremap <leader>f :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=files  -start-insert file<cr>  
  nnoremap <leader>r :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=mru   -start-insert file_mru<cr>  
  nnoremap <leader>o :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=outline -start-insert outline<cr>  
  nnoremap <leader>y :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=yank  history/yank<cr>  
  nnoremap <leader>e :<C-u>Unite -no-split -buffer-name=buffer buffer<cr>  
  " Custom mappings for the unite buffer  
  autocmd FileType unite call s:unite_settings()  
  function! s:unite_settings()  
   " Play nice with supertab  
   let b:SuperTabDisabled=1  
   " Enable navigation with control-j and control-k in insert mode  
   imap <buffer> <C-j>  <Plug>(unite_select_next_line)  
   imap <buffer> <C-k>  <Plug>(unite_select_previous_line)  
   imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-t> unite#do_action('tabopen')  
   imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-v> unite#do_action('vsplit')  
   imap <silent><buffer><expr> <C-x> unite#do_action('split')  
  endfunction  

Find a file somewhere in the source code.

Today I find another feature of Unite.vim, searching files.

It turns out you don't need to know which directory the file is in under your source code. Just

<Leader>f
**/*obj.pm

and Unite will display the matched files.