while programming I often run into this situation:
I have a splitted view of the same sourcefile and
do a '*' on a certain -for example- variable name.
But I dont want to search this in the other part
of the window, not in the one where I submitted '*'.
Is there a way to make '*' to behave as follows:
Press '*' once: Copy the object which is under the
cursor into the search register the same way '*'
would do but jump to any other place.
Press '*' a second time on the same object: Do
what '*' would normally do.
I experimented with remapping of '*' -- as a
first experiment -- to
nmap * *<ctrl-o>
and
nmap * *^o
but failed badly.
How can I acchieve what I want?
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
Best regards,
mcc
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