created by

David Terei

script type

utility

description

Add a bookmarking feature to Vim that allows lines of interest to be marked. While similar to marks, you don't need to assign a bookmark to a mark key, instead an infinite number of bookmarks can be created and then jumped through in sequential order (by line number) with no strain on your memory. This is great to use when you are browsing through some source code for the first time and need to mark out places of interest to learn how it works. It lets you just worry about the code and not have to remember which marks you have or haven't used. Usage:   * <F3> / :ToggleBookmark - Set a bookmark at the current location.   * <F4> / :PreviousBookmark - Jump to the closest bookmark earlier that the current location in the file.   * <F5> / :NextBookmark - Jump to the closest bookmark later than the current location in the file. You can follow the development on Github at http://github.com/dterei/VimBookmarking

install details

Normal vimball installation process: 1. Download the vimball 'bookmarking.vba' 2. $ vim bookmarking.vba 3. (In Vim) ': source %' 4. (In Vim) ': q'

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
bookmarking.vba	2.3	2011-12-21	7.0	David Terei	Fix bookmarking to work when no signs feature present in vim
bookmarking.vba	2.2	2011-11-16	7.0	David Terei	Add a new global variable, 'g:bookmarking_menu' to control if the menu is created or not.
bookmarking.vba	2.1	2010-07-07	7.0	David Terei	Fixed a bug that caused the plugin to fail for files without a '.' in their names
bookmarking.vba	1.0	2010-03-19	7.0	David Terei	Initial Release

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