Hi Marcin,
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 8:10 PM, Marcin Szamotulski <[email protected]> wrote:
> Recently I tried to make a user function for jumping through the jump
> list (by files), but it happens that there is no good interface for
> that. For example CTRL-I could possibly be only with :normal! <c-i> but
> this does not work (even in vim -U NONE in the terminal, I have not
> tested this in the GUI though) and also using CTRL-V will not work since
> CTRL-V_CTRL-I produces a tab (this works with CTRL-O thought).
> I present here a very simple patch which introduce a vim function
> jump({count}). :call jump(-5) will jump back in the jump list by
> 5 positions and :call jump(5) will jump forward five positions.
cheers. But for what it's worth, I don't see a big advantage in
:call jump(-3)
:call jump(1)
over
:norm! 3^O
:norm! 1^I
or
:exe "norm! 3\<C-O>"
:exe "norm! 1\<C-I>"
Just one more function to add to the list.
Best,
David
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