Function: treemacs-goto-file-node

treemacs-goto-file-node is a byte-compiled function defined in treemacs-core-utils.el.

Signature

(treemacs-goto-file-node PATH &optional PROJECT)

Documentation

Move point to button identified by PATH under PROJECT in the current buffer.

Relies on treemacs-find-file-node, and will also set window-point and ensure hl-line highlighting.

Called by treemacs-goto-node when PATH identifies a file name.

PATH: Filepath PROJECT: Project Struct

Source Code

;; Defined in ~/.emacs.d/elpa/treemacs-20251226.1307/treemacs-core-utils.el
(cl-macrolet
    ((define-goto (name find-function has-project doc)
       `(define-inline ,name (path ,@(when has-project '(&optional project)))
          ,doc
          (inline-letevals (path ,@(when has-project '(project)))
            (inline-quote
             (-when-let (result (,find-function ,(quote ,path) ,@(when has-project '(,project))))
               (treemacs--evade-image)
               (hl-line-highlight)
               ;; Only change window point if the current buffer is actually visible
               (-when-let (window (get-buffer-window))
                 (set-window-point window (point)))
               result))))))

  (define-goto treemacs-goto-file-node treemacs-find-file-node t
    "Move point to button identified by PATH under PROJECT in the current buffer.
Relies on `treemacs-find-file-node', and will also set window-point and ensure
hl-line highlighting.

Called by `treemacs-goto-node' when PATH identifies a file name.

PATH: Filepath
PROJECT: Project Struct")

  (define-goto treemacs--goto-custom-top-level-node treemacs--find-custom-top-level-node nil
    "Move to the top-level extension node at PATH, returning the button's position.")
  (define-goto treemacs--goto-custom-dir-node treemacs--find-custom-dir-node nil
    "Move to the directory extension node at PATH, returning the button's position.")
  (define-goto treemacs--goto-custom-project-node treemacs--find-custom-project-node nil
    "Move to the project extension node at PATH, returning the button's position."))