On 11/24/2010 02:17 PM, epanda wrote:
Tab1: file1.txt
2010_11_01__23:30:32.333 footext
2010_11_01__23:30:35.633 footext
2010_11_01__23:30:37.633 footext
Tab2: file2.txt
2010_11_01__23:30:32.333 bartext
2010_11_01__23:30:35.633 bartext
2010_11_01__23:30:37.633 bartext
I would like by left mouse clicking on date_time field to switch
between file1 to file2.
Is it possible ?
My first thought is "yes, it's likely possible" (my strategy
sans-code at the bottom), but it would help to understand what
you're trying to do (the bigger picture). It sounds almost as if
you're attempting to diff the two files, jumping back and forth
between them to compare.
A simple mashup would involve using the standard *nix tool "join"
to join the two files into one based on the timestamp field:
join file1.txt file2.txt | vim -
to show the merged version.
Alternatively, I'd consider putting each timestamp on its own
line in both files and then diffing the results:
vim file1.txt file2.txt
:vert all
:windo %s/ /\r/
:windo diffthis
Both of those would allow for me to see everything in one place
instead of jumping back and forth between tabs.
To answer your question, I'd likely map <leftmouse> to yank the
time-stamp from the beginning of the clicked-line, jump to the
alternate tab, and then search for that resulting timestamp at
the beginning of the line.
-tim
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