On 21/10/08 19:42, GrumpyCanuck wrote:
> Hi there. After waffling my way through all sorts of editors on my
> Mac (Eclipse, ZendStudio, TextMate, Komodo) I've finally decided on
> using vim, with a lot of help from a buddy of mine. Slowly but surely
> I'm getting my vim rig tricked out the way I like. I have run into a
> problem, and have blogged about it.
>
> http://www.littlehart.net/atthekeyboard/2008/10/20/vim-programming-bounty-fuzzyfind-inside-files/
>
> In a nutshell, I'm offering US$100 to the first person who can help me
> create the functionality I'm looking for in that blog posting:
>
> * send the output from :vimgrep into a dropdown window (much like what
> fuzzyfinder.vim has) so I can select a file to open
>
> If you don't want the money, I'd be glad to donate the $100 to the
> charity of your choice provided it accepts money from PayPal.
>
> Chris Hartjes
Don't waste your money, give it to Bram's Kibaale school, see ":help iccf").
:copen
opens the quickfix window (as a split window), then clicking on any line
will open the corresponding file (in the former window) and move the
cursor to the corresponding match. Also, repeatedly using
:cnfile
and/or
:cpfile
will access the files in turn. Don't forget of course
:cfirst
:cprev
:cnext
:clast
to access the matches one at a time.
Best regards,
Tony.
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