2010/11/24 Roy Fulbright <[email protected]>
How can I display search results in a new tab? For example, I have a file with
thousands of lines and I enter:
g/abc/
The lines matching "abc" are scolled (via more) in a section of the current
screen and disappear when
the last lines are displayed. I would like to have the matching lines displayed
in a new tab instead. Is this
possible?
Thanks,
Roy
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there's a good artible by Robert Bram devoted to that:
http://robertmarkbramprogrammer.blogspot.com/2008/12/searching-files-within-vim-and-opening.html
He explains different methods to open results and some more tips to find and
manage files too. :)
iñ
Thanks. That's a great article, but it addresses capturing output from the
shell command line. I need
to capture the output from the :g/abc/ command within Vim in a new tab.
Roy
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