how to open reference in new or next split in vim
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When I move over a key word and then hit ^], it will jump to the definition in thecurrently active split. How can I keep the current split the same and instead open the definition in another split window (either vertical or horizontal)?
vim c split-window ctags
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When I move over a key word and then hit ^], it will jump to the definition in thecurrently active split. How can I keep the current split the same and instead open the definition in another split window (either vertical or horizontal)?
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When I move over a key word and then hit ^], it will jump to the definition in thecurrently active split. How can I keep the current split the same and instead open the definition in another split window (either vertical or horizontal)?
vim c split-window ctags
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When I move over a key word and then hit ^], it will jump to the definition in thecurrently active split. How can I keep the current split the same and instead open the definition in another split window (either vertical or horizontal)?
vim c split-window ctags
vim c split-window ctags
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<C-]> doesn't jump to the reference of the word under the cursor, it jumps to its definition.
Anyway, you can use <C-w>] to open the tag in a new window.
See :help window-tag.
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You can remap ^] with the following commands:
nnoremap <C-]> :only<bar>vsplit<CR>:execute "tag" . expand('<cword>')<CR>
Put that in your .vimrc and restart vim.
Reference:
- https://stackoverflow.com/a/33603586/4752883
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<C-]> doesn't jump to the reference of the word under the cursor, it jumps to its definition.
Anyway, you can use <C-w>] to open the tag in a new window.
See :help window-tag.
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<C-]> doesn't jump to the reference of the word under the cursor, it jumps to its definition.
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See :help window-tag.
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<C-]> doesn't jump to the reference of the word under the cursor, it jumps to its definition.
Anyway, you can use <C-w>] to open the tag in a new window.
See :help window-tag.
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You can remap ^] with the following commands:
nnoremap <C-]> :only<bar>vsplit<CR>:execute "tag" . expand('<cword>')<CR>
Put that in your .vimrc and restart vim.
Reference:
- https://stackoverflow.com/a/33603586/4752883
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You can remap ^] with the following commands:
nnoremap <C-]> :only<bar>vsplit<CR>:execute "tag" . expand('<cword>')<CR>
Put that in your .vimrc and restart vim.
Reference:
- https://stackoverflow.com/a/33603586/4752883
answered Apr 14 at 1:32
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You can remap ^] with the following commands:
nnoremap <C-]> :only<bar>vsplit<CR>:execute "tag" . expand('<cword>')<CR>
Put that in your .vimrc and restart vim.
Reference:
- https://stackoverflow.com/a/33603586/4752883
answered Apr 14 at 1:32
alpha_989
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You can remap ^] with the following commands:
nnoremap <C-]> :only<bar>vsplit<CR>:execute "tag" . expand('<cword>')<CR>
Put that in your .vimrc and restart vim.
Reference:
- https://stackoverflow.com/a/33603586/4752883
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