On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Coda Highland <c...@bobandgeorge.com> wrote: >> Visual Studio uses Ctrl-F3 to find the next occurrence of the word under the >> cursor, and F3 to find the next after that. > > That is to say, Ctrl+F3 is "search for next occurrence of current > word"; F3 is "find again" no matter how you started the search. > > In vim, shift+8 is "find next occurrence of current word" and shift+3 > is "find previous occurrence of current word". In both cases you can > use "n" to continue or use the same keystroke. (Apparently the > mnemonic is that it's * and # like on a phone. Other than that it > seems a bit senseless.)
Additionally when vim is built with mouse support, shift+left click and shift+right click are find word forward and find word backward. As a note, the * and # commands search exact words only; it's different than typing /foo. To find the current word even as a substring, it's g* and g#. This is a nice touch when, for instance, you're looking for calls to read() in a file with calls to readLine() and readAll(). /s/ Adam _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list Qt-creator@trolltech.com http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
