On Sun, Dec 27, 2020 at 03:20:01PM +0100, 'Fetchinson' via vim_use wrote:
>> I have a text file with content like this:
>>
>> [example.jpg|image]
>> [example.pdf|document]
>> [another.jpg|image]
>> [yetanother.doc|document]
>>
>> And I'd like to make vim "jump" between the 4 items back and forth via
>> two selected keys, for example "n" for next and "p" for previous. When
>> one of the items is "selected", it should be highlighted with a
>> background different from the default, I mean the whole item from [ to
>> ] should have a different background. Then I'd like to be able to
>> press a third key, for example, Enter, which should call a vim
>> function with the 2 arguments given by the file name and the file
>> type, for example "example.pdf" and "document".
You can achieve the first two goals with 'j', 'k', and the cursorline setting.
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