CreateMenuPath

CreateMenuPath is an efficient Vim plugin that enables users to create a menu that replicates a directory tree. This software is very easy to use, and one simply needs to input the path, the menu name, menu priority, and optional filename ignore patterns. Some examples of usage include creating a menu of the home directory or creating a web page menu while ignoring certain image files.

This plugin comes with a default filename ignore pattern, but users can also set their own maximum sub-directory depth to scan through modifying the global variable "CMP_Recurse_Limit." This feature adds to the plugin's excellent functionality and can be set to 0 for infinite recursion, or set to 1 to scan only the directory specified.

Vim is a widely used, cross-platform text editor created as an extended version of the vi editor. Beginners can find the software difficult to use initially, but after gaining a working knowledge, they operate efficiently. Fortunately, Vim provides a built-in tutorial for beginners, and an advanced users' manual is available online to help users navigate through various commands and features.

The interface of Vim is command-line based, but users can access a GUI mode, gVim, that adds menus and toolbars for commonly used commands. Vim's help facility using the :help command helps users navigate through various features and commands.

To enjoy the benefits of the CreateMenuPath plugin, you will need to have Vim installed. This software is released under a software license compatible with the GNU General Public License, making it free and open-source software. This release includes new features like the ability to pass more than one ignore pattern argument and an easier loop function for found files.