Paul wrote:
> I did this and it worked. However, I was able to further
> narrow down the cause of why this wasn't working for me, and
> I think it's a bug!
>
> {
> The search happens when inside a block like this }
>
> but {
> doesn't work when in one like this!
> }
Vim expects a C function to start with a '{' at the left margin.
The problem is that the script uses '[[' to find the beginning
of the function. From ':help [[':
[[ ... to the previous '{' in the first column.
Question to group:
Is there a good way to jump to the start of the current function
in a case like the following (or in other languages like
Python)?
int func() {
int a = 1;
if ( whatever ) {
a = something(); // say cursor is on '='
}
return a;
}
John
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