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Without downplaying the possible effect of the presented technology, you really should not need to poke through to find stuff or use the mouse to move around...
by rue 17y ago
Without downplaying the possible effect of the presented technology, you really should not need to poke through to find stuff or use the mouse to move around...
Vim (or Emacs) along with ctags == awesome. Go to any definition, open file if it was not yet open. Buffer stacks, split windows.
- Jach 17y agoWow, ctags. I've been a vim user for a while but haven't been using ctags! Now I shall use it forevermore. I also like using tabs, so I found the following mapping to make tag lookups open in a new tab instead of a new buffer: map \gt :tab split<CR>:exec("tag ".expand("<cword>"))<CR> It has a few kinks, but it works well and I think it complements my \tt, \tn, \tp commands. (Tabnew, tabnext, tabprev.)