Hey vim_use!
I've been a subscriber for quite a while now and thoroughly enjoy watching you experts at work. I've also been a vim user for some time and consider myself decently proficient with it although I've done very little scripting with it. I have had cscope on my TODO list for a while and finally sat down today to figure it out. I think I'll find its functionality very useful in my day to day use of vim.
I bet many of you use cscope every day and have developed nice shortcuts that make its use easy and quick. I have read the cscope page on vim.wikia.com and looked at the standard cscope_maps.vim settings that you can get from sourceforge (there seem to be mirrors of it everywhere...)
The thing is that I'm not sold on the maps/commands that I've seen so far. I've glanced on github as well but didn't find much there that tickled my fancy either. I have RTFM and think I understand everything there. I like how it works with ctags as well.
So, my question for everyone is: can you share with me the maps, habits, functions, etc. that you've developed over time to streamline your used of cscope within vim. I would love to see these. Really, I would love to get any advice you'd be willing to offer up about it.
I also was wondering if there is a easy way to make ctrl-] also jump to a source file (like stdio.h) if the cursor happened to be on a filename instead of a valid tag. (Does this even make sense to do?)
Thank you all in advance for your input!
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