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Is there a way to jump to a fixed string in VIM without affecting the search history?
Say I want to use the key ;f to jump to the next function, and ;s to the next section.
I can do this:
nmap ;f /function<CR>
nmap ;s /section<CR>
These work fine, but they overwrite the last search pattern. I want to jump nut keep the old search string.
You can call vim function
search()