On Monday, May 5, 2014 7:44:30 AM UTC-5, Cesar wrote:
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> You are right. I got confused by ':[count]find {file}'
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> I thought one could do ':[count]tabfind {file}' to get the same result
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> as by :find
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> How can I find version of '{file}' using ':[count]tabfind {file}'?
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> I tried to do ':tab [count]find {file}' but it doesn't work.
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I think, if you want the behavior exactly, you will need to:
:tabnew | [count]find {file}
A different option is available since you are using Vim 7.3 or higher. :find
now supports tab-completion of file names.
So, especially with 'wildmenu' set, you can do:
:tabfind fi<Tab>
and then hit <Tab> repeatedly to select the specific file you want from your
path search.
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