On 03/06/10 08:19, Andrei Popescu wrote:
On Mi, 02 iun 10, 22:28:38, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
But when all hope of finding your needle in that huge haystack seems
lost, there is one extremely useful command: :helpgrep. It accepts
one Vim-style regular expression (without the bounding slashes) and
will search the whole contents on the help for anything matching
that pattern. Results are given as a quickfix list (see :help
quickfix.txt), navigate them with :cnext, :cprev, :cnfile, :cpfile,
:cfirst, :clast (which may of course be assigned to single keys,
e.g.
:map<F2> :cnext<CR>
:map<S-F2> ;cprev<CR>
before cprev it should be a : not ; character (of course).
or else, :copen will open (and, afterwards, :cclose will close) a
window showing one line per match with the filename, linenumber, and
the relevant line of text.
Wow, that's a great tip!
Regards,
Andrei
...and I forgot to say: hit Enter on any line of the quickfix window to
see the corresponding line in context (as part of the file it came from).
Best regards,
Tony.
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