corykendall wrote:
Anyone have a plugin or manual setup which lets you do this? I'm
thinking the way I use '*' to match the current word, it would be
great if I could have '&' search for a different word, but keep the
first in the search buffer. The new word could be highlighted a
different color.
Well, you could hack something with the ":match" and ":2match"
family of commands to colorize the 2nd item, though n/N won't
work for finding the next/previous match on them. Or you could
map "#" and "*" to stash the current search in the :match item
and then perform the search. Something like this untested:
:nnoremap * :exec 'match Error /'.escape(@/, '/').'/'<cr>*
:nnoremap # :exec 'match Error /'.escape(@/, '/').'/'<cr>#
You might be able to use "expand('<cword>')" if you prefer the
other direction (as you suggest using the "&" search for a
different word). Adjust Error to be whatever syntax highlighting
group you like. I just happen to remember "Error" off the top of
my head and it's easy to type/see. ;-)
-tim
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