thanks,
* both examples are rather obvious, but they do not select the functions header.
* Ben: in what you proposed, [[ jumps to the wrong position if "{" is
not in the first colum, so both "[[%v" and "[[aB" do the job only if
"{" is in the first position
* this tells me that "[[" is less useful in most of the cases in programming
* [[ does not work well with C++ code or potentially java (nested functios)
* now I am thinking that this "af" (and eventually text motion
counterpart) would make sense for structs, classes, and
for/while/switch blocks as well...
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