> > > > echo "foo"; // ref("name","path/to/related/javascript/file#foo");
>
> > > > .js:
>
> > > > console.log("foo"); // a("foo")
>
> > any way to gF to a named position rather than a line number?
>
> I was wondering if you couldn't or shouldn't use tags for that? You
> could define your own rules and pass them on the command-line to
> ctags.
>
The OP said he's working with multiple languages and didn't think
ctags "mixes up
languages by default", which I for some reason took as "ctags won't
work for me".
Now I realize...although it may be difficult to create a single tags
file that contains all the code in all the languages present, it is
easy to tell Vim to use multiple tags files, potentially one for each
language. The 'tags' option is a comma-separated list.
Yes, I think (exuberant) ctags would be the tool of choice here.
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