How to recall what bookmarks I defined?

Hi,

I quite depend on bookmarks feature when I brows source code. But I
always got following problems:

1. It's hard to recall what marks I defined -- local marks and global
marks. The typical scenario is that: I want to jump back to a
function definition that I just marked, I know what this function is,
but don't remember its name and location, neither the mark name. What
I can do is just try: 'A, 'B, 'C ... one by one. I can use ':marks'
command to open the marks list, however it only show names of files in
which marks were defined. Unless a mark is defined in my current
buffer, no context text will be displayed in the marks list.

2. Quite often I just created a mark with a name, say 'a', but 'a' is
already a important mark I defined before. Vim just silently
overwrite the old mark with prompting. This alway create headache to
me.

Thanks in advance.

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narke
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