Thank you!
You may also find this function useful. I wrote it for Unreal Script
code, but it should be simple enough to modify it for other types.
What it does is open a function definition in the preview window when
pressing `f' with the cursor over a function call name.
function! GetUTFunc()
normal wb"zyw
let f = 'function.*' . @z . '.*('
set ignorecase
exe "silent! psearch /" . f . "/"
set noignorecase
endfun
map f :call GetUTFunc()<CR>
Dave.
-- gary furash | [email protected], 520-907-2470
On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 6:57 PM, David Woodfall <[email protected]> wrote:
2. can anyone recommend a script/plugin that gives me a window with a list
of (configurable) elements from the main window - for example, SQR
functions start with the word "function..." it would be cool to be able to
see all of the functions on the right side or at the bottom and I can click
on them and navigate to that location - this would be source code, not
compiled.
There is also this:
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3681
Works on functions defined using `function ...'
D.
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