Closed ayushxx7 closed 4 years ago
I found a workaround for this. Step 1: add current directory and subdirectories in the path. For Windows, that would be:
set path=.\** "vim's find can search the directories recursively
Refer here for other operating systems. Step 2: Make vim understand that ':' is not part of the filename
set isfname-=: "jump to file:linenumber from stacktrace
After this gF
works like a charm! 🥇
Is it possible to jump to a file:line_number if it was writer inside vim itself. Like for example, from a stack trace in the vim terminal, or if I write PageBase:75 inside a document, the
gf
orgF
command moves me to the desired line number in the file?I tried using this: https://github.com/wsdjeg/vim-fetch but it isn't working for me (The plugin is crashing)