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Could you paste your config for doing this? I'd like to give it a try.
by agscala 13y ago
Could you paste your config for doing this? I'd like to give it a try.
- dllthomas 13y agoThe actual vim config is terribly simple: nmap <silent> <Leader><Tab> :make search PATTERN='\<^R^W\>'<Cr> Where ^R and ^W are literal ctrl-R and ctrl-W (typed with a leading ctrl-v). Then my Makefile contains: search: git grep -n "$$PATTERN" plus some project-specific bits to prune out portions of the tree which should be skipped. The following are also nice: clip: xclip -o todo: PATTERN=TO''DO make search | sed -n 's/\([^ \t]*\)\(.*TO''DO \(([0-9]*)\)\):\?\(.*\)/\1 \3 \2\4/p' | sort -k 2 I've also found it useful to make sure my unit tests output some relevant file:line: info and run those from my makefile. Relatedly, I have: nmap <silent> <Tab> :cnext<Cr> nmap <silent> <S-Tab> :cprev<Cr> to make it easy to jump between quick-fix items.