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Hi, i've some remapings that i've seen on some vimrc on the web that i think it could improve a little bit your fantastic work.
First i think you could use "set number" for standard.
Together with that you could remap the F2 key to 'unset' the numbers: nnoremap < F2 > :set nonumber!< CR >.
And then it would be wonderfull to add CTAGS to have the "class/function/method search" resource, like this: http://amix.dk/blog/post/19329
(I've it mapped on my F4 key, like this: map < F4 > :TlistToggle< CR >).
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It's actually a choice to not include numbers :-) You can view the numbers at bottom right... And if you need to jump to a line 55 you can do 55gg in normal mode. Having numbers for me is visual clutter.
If you do want numbers you can override it in .vim_runtime/my_configs.vim
Regarding ctags... I don't know why I stopped using them. I think it's probably because I vimgrep to find definitions. But I think I must revisit this as ctags seem to be very smart and I used them at some point.
Hi, i've some remapings that i've seen on some vimrc on the web that i think it could improve a little bit your fantastic work.
First i think you could use "set number" for standard.
Together with that you could remap the F2 key to 'unset' the numbers: nnoremap < F2 > :set nonumber!< CR >.
And then it would be wonderfull to add CTAGS to have the "class/function/method search" resource, like this:
http://amix.dk/blog/post/19329
(I've it mapped on my F4 key, like this: map < F4 > :TlistToggle< CR >).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: