On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 09:00:51PM +0100, Thomas Adam wrote: > > Hello all, > > I tend to use vim with a mixture of splits and tabs, and it's tabs > specifically which I am interested in. > > I use ctags a lot with vim and find myself pressing CTRL-] all the > time to jump to a function's definition. What I am interested in > doing is getting "CTRL-]"'s functionality to work like the following: > > * If the file CTRL-] would jump to is already open, and in a new tab, > use *that* tab to jump to the function's definition. > > * If the file CTRL-] would jump to isn't already open, switch to a new > tab with that file open and the correct function under the cursor. Try "set switchbuf=usetab". Also take a look at :h switchbuf.
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