CtrlP extension for fuzzy-search in tag matches (:tjump replacement).
CtrlP extension for fuzzy-search in tag matches.
May be used instead of :tjump
or :tselect
for IDE-like Goto declaration
functionality,
which jumps to the declaration in case of one match, and shows quick-search window in case of multiple matches.
Two vim commands are created by this plugin:
CtrlPtjump
- go to declaration of the identifier supplied as an argument, if not use the word under cursorCtrlPtjumpVisual
- go to declaration of the visual selected text:tag
, :tselect
and :tjump
commands. More information on that here.Use your favorite method (I prefer Vundle)
(Optional) Create mapping
nnoremap <c-]> :CtrlPtjump<cr>
vnoremap <c-]> :CtrlPtjumpVisual<cr>
c-]
(if you have created mapping) or just execute :CtrlPtjump
(or :CtrlPtjumpVisual
in visual mode) in the command line.Or provide the symbol as an argument:
:CtrlPtjump MyFavoriteClass
It is possible to configure shortener for filenames, that will be displayed in
CtrlP window. In the example below, RegExp '/home/.*/gems/'
will be
substituted by string '.../'
. This may be useful if filename (with path) of
generated tag is long and you want to make it shorter.
let g:ctrlp_tjump_shortener = ['/home/.*/gems/', '.../']
If there is only one tag found, it is possible to open it without opening CtrlP window:
let g:ctrlp_tjump_only_silent = 1
The tag name itself takes valuable screen estate and can be disabled by:
let g:ctrlp_tjump_skip_tag_name = 1
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)git commit -am 'Added some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
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