On Railcasts I have noticed a very interesting feature ‘Go to symbol’ window. It work like Command-T but shows available classes and methods in current file. How to get it in vim?
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On Railcasts I have noticed a very interesting feature ‘Go to symbol’ window. It work like Command-T but shows available classes and methods in current file. How to get it in vim?
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There are various programs and scripts around that will generate tag files. Also, the tag file format is really simple, so its easy to throw together a
sed(1)or some such script that will generate a tag file from whatever language you are working in.The key to easily getting a tag file (besides just downloading a generator) is to key on formatting style rather than actually parsing syntax.