[slim-vim] A better edit mode for Lisp
Daniel Trstenjak
Daniel.Trstenjak at online.de
Wed May 10 14:47:20 CDT 2006
> Imagine having 3 different files and 3 functions that call each other. When you are
> working on that particular code path, doesn't it make sense to have
> all three functions on the page in front of you?
file1 contains function1. function1 calls function2.
file2 contains function2. function2 calls function3.
file3 contains function3.
Starting with one window containing file1:
- with cursor above function2 name "CTRL-W ]" (splits window and jumps to function2)
- with cursor above function3 name "CTRL-W ]" (splits window and jumps to function3)
Now you have 3 windows displaying the functions function1, function2 and function3.
I'm using tags permanent, unfortunately only with c++ ...
Also have a look at "CTRL-W }" which uses a preview window for displaying and
doesn't change the current buffer and cursor position.
Happy vim tagging.
Daniel
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