>
> Hi,
>
> at work I am using vim as the editor under Windows XP
> for developing C-code.
>
> I want to jump to the beginning and to the end of
> the function where the cursor is currently being
> psoitioned. I want to start the jump from anywhere
> inside that funtion and dont want to jump to the
> beginning/end of the sorrounding block.
>
> I had experimented with [[,][ and sisters but that
> even jumps out of the current function, which is
> correct (according to the help text) but not what
> I tried to acchieve...
>
> How can I accomplish this ?
>
> Have a nice wekend! :)
>
> Best regards,
> mcc
>
I would have thought that (with "typical" coding styles) ][ would bring
you to the closing } of the current function, and then % would bring you
to the opening { (even if at the end of the line containing the function
declaration).
Best regards,
Tony.
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