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Asked: 2026-06-12T08:20:40+00:00

Is there a VIM absolute (registers, marks, undo history, tags) bar or tree toggle

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Is there a VIM absolute (registers, marks, undo history, tags) bar or tree toggle ?

I mean, like the tag-bar, but with subsections. Having the primary sections to be the followings, custom marks, custom registers, custom records, undo history (as the Gundo plug-in). So undo the bar, we can go to a mark, execute a record, yank or paste a register, etc…..

If there is not, would anyone like to help me build it??? Or just, help me with good starting tutorials for vim plug-in building, since it’ll be the first one that I’ll make.

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  1. Editorial Team

    No, there’s nothing like that, what would be the point of such a monster?

    Aren’t :marks, :registers, :changes, :undolist… enough?

    Anyway, you should start by getting familiar with Vim’s built-in documentation: :help eval contains all the raw info you will need.

    Steve Losh’s Learn Vimscript the Hard Way is a really great third party ressource and the Vim Wiki can be useful, too.

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