Re: custom vim setup for C language

On Friday, December 25, 2015 at 2:58:06 PM UTC-6, nuliknol@gmail.com wrote:
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> w1 (window1) has to contain the last 10 files opened, the mostly frequent edited file on the top
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I'm not sure how to get this. Perhaps the MRU plugin can be configured to stay up. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=521

> w2 (window2) has to contain the list of global variables of file currently selected on w1
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> w3 (window3) has to contain all the functions contained in the file currently selected on window 1
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It's not in 2 separate windows, it's in a single window, but the Tagbar plugin has a separate (foldable!) section for globals variables, functions, types, classes, etc. so I think that will achieve your goals even if it's not EXACTLY what you asked for. https://majutsushi.github.io/tagbar/

> w4 (window4) has to contain the source of the .c file currently selected on w1
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> click on the global variable on w2 should position the cursor on that variable
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> click on the function on w3 should position the cursor on the definition of that function
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With Tagbar, this is Enter or Double-Click rather than single click. But you can probably map single-click to it.

> Alt-1,Alt-2,Alt-N to select a file on window1
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This would require a mapping on your end but it shouldn't be too hard. Just map it to go to the specified line and press Enter.

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