Reputation: 15863
How to press a key on function call to move to its body
Can you give me plugin or something like that for vim to move the cursor or open a source file that contains the function's body when pressing a key on its prototype or call
Upvotes: 2
Views: 208
Answers (2)
Reputation: 2404
If you want to just use a simple solution without plugins (despite being less intuitive and case-specific), you can use /searchstring to search for the keyword.
Example: /myFunction would search for and go to the first instance of that function (the prototype, if you are at the top of the file) and pressing n would send you to the next time it is used (which might be the begninning of the body, but it also might be some time when it is called in a different function).
It's not a plugin or anything, but it's useful nonetheless.
Upvotes: 1
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