On 10:01 Wed 03 Jul , Jacek Czaja wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Quite often I come across an issue that when I locate some tag from Vim I'm
> given few dozen of results. Even That I have tags generated for my C++ code
> base still I have plenty of results and It took a time to pick the one I
> think is proper. So I want to search through results and so far I
> redirected ex output into register
> then I pasted register's content into current buffer and searched through
> it and then I undone pasting and chose proper option from my results list.
> Is there a better solution to do that? I'm using fuzzy finder plugin as
> part of my vim config and I would expect it to have something like that but
> I wasn't able to find
> such an functionality. Please advice.
>
> Regards,
> Jacek
>
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Hi,
There is :tselect command, and you can use command completion for
example c_CTRL-D (:help c^d) might be useful. You can also mix it with
a wildcard:
:tag *aaa^d
Best regards,
Marcin
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