Is there any way to use ctrlp.vim to browse files without recursing through all the possible directories?
For example, so that it can usefully be used from a home directory (or other large directory):
<c-p>
co<tab> " matches ~/code directory
code/pyt<tab> " matches python-2.7.6
code/python-2.7.6/R<tab> " matches README
Note: setting g:ctrlp_max_depth doesn't help here, since there isn't any obvious way to ask ctrlp to re-scan a directory once it has been matched (ex, in the above example, the code/ directory might be matched, but no sub-directories will be found).