So, what I really want I guess is the following:
1. gf - look for the file in current directory (already does this)
2. gf - look for the file in current path (already does this)
3. gf - look for the file in current path after manipulating the name
(already does this, suffixexadd)
4. gf - look for the file in current path after manipulating the
filename path (already does this, includeexpr)
5. findfile() - pass a flag to recursively search the path (new)
6. gf - if includeexpr is not found, call a function and perform more
enhanced searching (new, let me use findfile() or taglist() and return
the file I want opened).
So, includeexpr() can take a Vim function which allowed me to do this:
function FlexIncludeExpr(fname)
let fname = a:fname
let fname = substitute(fname,'\\.','/','g')
for path in split(&path, ',')
let fullpath = findfile(fname, substitute(path, '\w\zs$',
'/**', '') )
if fullpath != ''
return fullpath
endif
endfor
let file_tags = taglist(fname)
for file_match in file_tags
return file_match.filename
endfor
return fname
endfunction
So, that gives me #5.
What I am left with is #6.
I am not sure if I can combine these 2 together (especially if they are
in the same file).
What I have above did work, but it simply left me on the same line which
makes sense.
I was hoping it would also take me to the match but it doesn't look like
that is possible.
I tried changing this line to:
for file_match in file_tags
tag fname
" return file_match.filename
endfor
But it says you cannot use "tag" there.
The Dictionary returned from the taglist() call does not contain line
numbers, so I can't navigate there myself either.
Dave
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