[rtfeldman]

You want CtrlP - it's a plugin that works basically the same way as Sublime Text's Cmd-T.

If you want a more familiar Sublime-esque experience, you can also rebind it from Ctrl-P to Cmd-T (which is how I personally use it).

So my workflow on a Mac is to type `mvim ~/project-dir-goes-here` and then press Cmd-T just like I would in Sublime to start typing in a filename and see a list of matching files to open.

https://github.com/kien/ctrlp.vim http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11979313/command-key-in-m...