Hi, On 6/16/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SHANKAR R-R66203 wrote: > Hi All, > I am using tags very heavily. > I am used to open the files in the same window or split window using tags. > How to open a file "for a tag under the cursor" in a new tabpage. > :tab wincmd ]see :help :tab :help :wincmd :help CTRL-W_] Explanation: - If :<command> opens a new window, then :tab <command> opens a new tab instead - :wincmd <keys> is an Ex-command which does the same as the Normal-mode command Ctrl-W <keys> - Ctrl-W ] goes to the tag under the cursor in a new window. Note: If you use this command often, you may want to define a mapping, either (a) for the whole command: :map <F9> :tab wincmd ]<CR> or (b) for the prefix :map <F9> :tab wincmd<Space>
Just wanted to add a note to the above description that when you pop the tag stack using CTRL-T, you will not go back to the previous tab. Instead the file will be opened in the current tab itself. - Yegappan
