created by

rargo ye

script type

utility

description

When in Tagbar and NERDTree, It's not convenient jump lines using 'j','k'. LineJump is written to make it easier First, add following default map to your .vimrc     "LineJump NERDTree key map     augroup LineJumpNerdTree         "I find nerdtree's f map to something not that useful!         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> f <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpSelectForward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> ; <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveForward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> b <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpSelectBackward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> , <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveBackward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gh <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveTop()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gm <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveMiddle()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter NERD_tree_\d\+ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gl <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveBottom()<cr>     augroup END     "LineJump TagBar key map     augroup LineJumpTagbar         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> f <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpSelectForward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> ; <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveForward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> b <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpSelectBackward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> , <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveBackward()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gh <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveTop()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gm <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveMiddle()<cr>         autocmd BufEnter __Tagbar__ nnoremap <buffer> <nowait> <silent> gl <ESC>:silent! call LineJumpMoveBottom()<cr>     augroup END It has two map key 'f', 'b' and a group of function to jump quickly in NERDTree and Tagbar(if you like, also can be enable in other buffer) Here is how it works:     in NERDTree or Tagbar, press 'f'(forward jump) or 'b'(backward jump), the first alpha will be highlight,     previous selection often will have more than one match,  than:         When g:LineJumpSelectMethod is 0:             1. use ';' to move to next match             2. use ',' to move to previous match             3. use 'gh' to move to the first match             4. use 'gm' to move to the middle match             5. use 'gl' to move to the last match         When g:LineJumpSelectMethod is 1:             highlight characters will be shown, press the conreponding             key to jump to the line Global option:     g:LineJumpSelectMethod         define sub select way, default is 0         0: sub select by LineJumpSubForward(), LineJumpSubBackward()             need to map these two functions to some key         1: sub select by press number and alpha     g:LineJumpSelectInVisable = 0         only valid when g:LineJumpSelectMethod == 0,         if it is not 0, select will extend to the whole buffer,         not just lines visabled in the window     g:LineJumpMoveHighlight = 0         only valid when g:LineJumpSelectMethod == 0,         if it is not 0, when move using ';',',', the candidate lines will highlight rargo.m@gmail.com 2014.09.28 Distributed under the same terms as Vim itself.

install details

extract the file under plugin to your vim's plugin directory much encourage using github(pathogen, NeoBundle ...) https://github.com/rargo/vim-line-jump

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
vim-line-jump.zip	1.0	2014-09-28	7.0	rargo ye	Initial upload

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