On 07:25 Wed 15 Feb , skeept wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have remapped <tab> and now <c-i> does not work as expected.
> I don't use the <c-i> command very often, but I do use it
> occasionally.
> I asked it there was a way of solving this in vim_use and it was
> suggested that
> I could do something like:
>
> :nnoremap <tab> <c-w>
> :nnoremap <f4> <c-i>
>
> I would prefer to do something like `:ju -1` or `:ju 1` to move back
> in the list.
> Without argument it would just work like it does now.
>
> Please consider implementing this if not to hard.
>
> Thanks!
>
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You can easily make a your own command to get this:
(assuming you use the suggested ':nnoremap <f4> <c-i>')
fun! Jump(...)
let i = (a:0 >=1 ? a:1 : -1)
if i<0
for j in range(1,abs(i))
exe "normal! \<c-o>"
endfor
elseif i>0
for j in range(1,abs(i))
exe "normal \<f4>"
endfor
endif
endfun
command! -nargs=? Jump :call Jump(<f-args>)
Note :Jump without argument will do the same as <c-o>.
Best,
Marcin
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