On Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 4:24:56 PM UTC-4, Tim Chase wrote:
On 2020-09-29 13:05, Richard Mitchell wrote:
> Can a search-for-word-under-cursor be extended to search
> for both that word and the same word with a specific leading
> character?
>
> For example, when sitting on "foo", I want to find both "foo"
> and "_foo", but not anything else.
I don't do it regularly, but a couple ideas for you to play with.
1) relax your requirements such that "g*" and "g#" will also find
these matches (":help g*"). However, they find any match, even
non-whole-word matches
2) Pull the current word into a manual search:
/\<_\=<c-r><c-w>\>
This does a search requiring that a word start here ("\<"), has an
optional ("\=") leading underscore, then pulls in the Word under
the cursor with control+R followed by control+W, then finally
requires that the word end here ("\>"). This can be wrapped up in
a mapping (as long as you use proper escaping) if you do it
frequently enough to warrent. Something like this untested
:nnoremap <f2> /<bslash><lt>=<c-r><c-w><bslash>><cr>
might do the trick.
-tim
Thanks!
Using ctrl-s instead, this does exactly what I asked:
However, I may not have asked the right question.
I use various plugins to extend searching, such as:
vim-scripts/Add-to-Word-Search and inkarkat/vim-SearchHighlighting
Ideally I'd like these to automagically inherit the modified search.
I'm just being greedy.
Thanks again!
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