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Directory tree views in Emacs

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Load dirtree in .emacs

Hello,

First of all thank you for dirtree. When i open my emacs, it's open with buffer witch was saved with last exit. I want to generate dirtree with this dirs.

What i must write in my .emacs? How can i user dirtree-in-buffer or dirtree in .emacs?

Use `dirtree-expand` instead of `find-file-other-window- when :file is a directory

I'd like to stay in dirtree when click/RET/whatever on a directory name (and not just the icon).

I've tried patching dirtree-select with very limited success:

(defun dirtree-select (node &rest ignore)
  "Open file in other window"
  (let ((file (widget-get node :file)))
    (and file
         (if (file-directory-p file) ;note
             (dirtree-expand
              (progn
                (beginning-of-line)
                (widget-forward 1)
                (widget-at (point))))
           (find-file-other-window file)))))

but I cannot seem to get dirtree-expand to cooperate. Can there be a better way to do this? I think C-o is a completely reasonable way to get out of dirtree into dired if so desired โ€“ย I don't think there'll be a loss of functionality.

Just to let you know, I have made an el-get recipe from this repo

And have just given a pull request.

Thanks for having this, the dirtrees scattered around the place are confusing, and this does what it says on the box, which the dirtree package in el-get does not.

originally enough the package is called emacs-dirtree. ;)

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