Francis,
I took your challenge a long time ago, because I do the same thing:
when I'm editing JSP source code, I want to follow long chains of
included files, so I think I know just what you want...
map <silent> <C-G> <C-W>gf:tabm 999<CR>
It opens the file under the cursor in a new tab, then moves the tab
to position 999, which is generally way after any tabs I have open, so
it goes to the end.
I use a Mac, so control-g is free for me. You can, of course, put it
on whatever key makes you happy.
Dave
On Apr 27, 2007, at 4:57 AM, Dolazy wrote:
Yesterday I wanted to write a function for opening files that
resembled the
Firefox feature of right clicking a link and choose 'Open link in
new tab'.
With the difference that I would use a hotkey instead of the mouse.
The requirements where this:
- open the file indicated by the filename under the cursor in a new
tab
- the new tab had to be the last tab
- the new tab would be opened 'in background', in other words: the
original
tab would remain active
- afterwards the cursor should go one line down, so that you can
repeat the
command by pressing the same keystroke again
How would this be done? (I found a solution yesterday, but I feel
so proud
of it that I don't want to share it immediately and see what you
would come
up with..)
Happy Friday!
Francis
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