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Now open the Gvim, edit that vimrc_min file and press ,te. Candidates will be correctly displayed but for each candidate there is no information of its kind. On the other hand the tagbar plugin shows this useful info (whether a candidate is variable or a map or a function, etc). So I was wondering if it is possible to show the kind of each candidate in the unite buffer and to allow to filter by kind. I think this might be a nice feature to have.
Thanks in advance!
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So I was wondering if it is possible to show the kind of each candidate in the unite buffer and to allow to filter by kind. I think this might be a nice feature to have.
If you want to filter by kind, you must use "converter_abbr_word".
Consider the following minimal vimrc:
Now open the
Gvim
, edit thatvimrc_min
file and press,te
. Candidates will be correctly displayed but for each candidate there is no information of itskind
. On the other hand thetagbar
plugin shows this useful info (whether a candidate isvariable
or amap
or afunction
, etc). So I was wondering if it is possible to show thekind
of each candidate in the unite buffer and to allow to filter bykind
. I think this might be a nice feature to have.Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: