On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 12:02 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> with */# I want to browse through C/C++ code, but the
> cursor should remain where I used */# the first time
> and the current window should be splitted and any
> other match should be found and shown there.
> For reasons I cannot explain fully (since I dont know them)
> I am not allowed to install anything else than vim
> and its scriptd. No ctags, no cscope (sigh).
> For this I am using vim under Windows. Normally
> I am using vim under Linux/Unix.
> I search the help and found nothing appropiate...
>
> Does anyone have any hint for me ?
>
> Kind regards and thank you very much in advance,
> mcc
Just map those keys to split the window, then perform their usual action. Eg
nnoremap * <C-w>s*
nnoremap # <C-w>s#
or, if you'd prefer a new tab to a new split, you could use something like
nnoremap * :tab split<CR>*
nnoremap # :tab split<CR>#
~Matt
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