I know that in emacs it is possible to insert some kind of “clickable text”. I.e. you can insert a text, that, when the user presses enter on it, opens another file.
Is there something like this for vim?
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I know that in emacs it is possible to insert some kind of “clickable text”. I.e. you can insert a text, that, when the user presses enter on it, opens another file.
Is there something like this for vim?
It is possible, but is filetype-specific. A best example will be vim’s own help system that is nothing fancier than an unmodifiable buffer with specific mappings.
See vimwiki and vimorgmode for examples to have such links.