Jeenu V wrote:
Hi Vimmers,
I'm thinking something aloud.
When I work, I largely use tag-jumps (CTRL-] and CTRL-T). Also, I rely
on the on the ordinary jumps (CTRL-O and CTRL-I). When I jump to a
tag, the target tag is displayed in the same window. At the same time
it also happens that the current buffer (%) is changed to the buffer
in which the tag is diaplayed and alternate buffer (#) is the previous
buffer from which i did a CTRL-].
Now I have two ways to go back: CTRL-^ and CTRL-T. Once I'm back, I
can revisit the tag in two ways: by issuing :tag command and pressing
CTRL-O. As a result, my ordinary jump list is mixed with the tag
stack. Wouldn't it be more convinient, if it were like both (jump list
and tag stack) are kept separate, so that CTRL-O/CTRL-I would result
in a tag visit? Let the tag stack show only tag visits, and the
ordinary jump list show just the jumps.
Is such a feature already there, if not, isn't it possible if that
worth it? Does any body know a solution for this?
Thanks
Jeenu
It would break existing habits, because it has long been written early in the
help, that Ctrl-O or Ctrl-T would equally get you back from, for instance, a
help tag. (See, for instance, ":help bars").
IOW, _not_ adding tag jumps to the jumplist would not be upwards compatible.
Best regards,
Tony.
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