October 2012
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| Tip 57 | Jump to the Filename Under the Cursor |
Vim treats filenames in our document as a kind of hyperlink. When configured properly, we can use the gf command to go to the filename under the cursor. As a demonstration, we’ll use the jumps directory, which you can find in the source files that come distributed with this book. It contains the following directory tree:
| | practical_vim.rb |
| | practical_vim/ |
| | core.rb |
| | jumps.rb |
| | more.rb |
| | motions.rb |
In the shell, we’ll start by changing to the jumps directory and then launching Vim. For this demonstration, I recommend using the -u NONE -N flags to ensure that Vim starts up without loading any plugins:
| => | $ cd code/jumps |
| => | $ vim -u NONE -N practical_vim.rb |
The practical_vim.rb file does nothing ...
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