I'm using MacVim and I usually have a number of tabs open. I'd like to be able to drop marks in any of my open files and jump between them. mK
and K
work great when the mark is in the same tab but I've got to use gt
to find the tab and then K
to find开发者_JAVA百科 the marker... there must be a better way?
Here is a quick and dirty hack that answers your need.
let s:marks = {}
function! s:Mark(name)
echomsg "new mark: " a:name
" todo: record the winnr/bufnr as well
let s:marks[a:name] = tabpagenr()
exe 'normal! m'.a:name
endfunction
function! s:Jump(how, name)
if has_key(s:marks, a:name)
let nr = s:marks[a:name]
tabfirst
let first = tabpagenr()
while tabpagenr() != nr
tabnext
if tabpagenr() == first
break
endif
endwhile
if tabpagenr() == nr
exe 'normal! '.a:how.a:name
" nominal termination
return
endif
endif
echoerr "tab-mark " . a:name . " not set"
endfunction
nnoremap m :call <sid>Mark(nr2char(getchar()))<cr>
nnoremap ` :call <sid>Jump('`', nr2char(getchar()))<cr>
nnoremap ' :call <sid>Jump("'", nr2char(getchar()))<cr>
Issues:
marks are different for each buffer normally. Here, all the marks are global. May be, we should instead provide mappings to
\m
,\'
, ang\*backtick*
This does not take split windows into account.
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