On 08-Dec-2010 15:34, Nikolai Weibull wrote:
>
> Ah, missed that. Yeah, I get the feeling that my “solution” is a
> solution to the wrong problem. When using Ctrl-O/Ctrl-I and g;/g, I’m
> constantly surprised at where I wind up. I almost never wind up where
> I want to be. I don’t have a solution to this problem, but
> improvements would be welcome.
I rarely used the jump commands for exactly these reasons. Then I wrote the
EnhancedJumps plugin as a remedy. It prints the line, column and text of the
next jump target immediately after a jump, so one knows where the next jump will
take one to. If the next jump is to another buffer, the jump first only prints a
warning and needs a second jump command to actually change to the buffer. This
additional "resistance" helps me a lot, since one typically issues many jump
commands in rapid succession.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2695
-- regards, ingo
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