Hi googler!
On Mi, 01 Jul 2009, googler wrote:
> Hi everybody, thanks for your replies. All this information will
> definitely be helpful. However, when I posted this question, what I
> was thinking was if there is a keystroke or two that will take me to
> the previous search or the one before that. Something like pressing
> CTRL key or a function key. Seems like there is no such shortcut. So
> was thinking if one can create such a mapping.
>
> Say I'm only interested in the last two searches - pressing F4 will
> take me to the previous search and F5 to the one before that. How can
> I create such a mapping? I checked a little bit and saw that vim saves
> only the last search string in a register ("/) and not the ones
> before. So when I perform a new search through / or ? , I should save
> my "/ content in another register to be used by F4 and F5. Is that how
> it should be done?
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| fu! PrevSearch(...)
| let mode = exists("a:1") ? a:1 : 0
| let inc = exists("a:2") || 0
| let arg = (inc ? -1 : 1)
|
| let g:prev_search = exists("g:prev_search") ? g:prev_search + arg : 1
| let g:prev_search = (g:prev_search > (&history)) ? &history : (
g:prev_search < 1 ? 1 : g:prev_search )
| if mode
| return "\<C-U>" . histget("search", g:prev_search * -1)
| else
| return '/' . histget("search", g:prev_search * -1)
| endfu
|
| nnoremap <expr> <F5> PrevSearch()
| cnoremap <expr> <F5> PrevSearch(1)
| nnoremap <expr> <F6> PrevSearch(0,1)
| cnoremap <expr> <F6> PrevSearch(1,1)
`----
regards,
Christian
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