How to locate the name of function in vim?
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I want to locate the name of a function. The steps I'm using are:
- press
[mto locate to the first { of the function. - press some
bto locate the name of the function.
Is there any simple way to locate the name directly?
vim
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
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I want to locate the name of a function. The steps I'm using are:
- press
[mto locate to the first { of the function. - press some
bto locate the name of the function.
Is there any simple way to locate the name directly?
vim
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
2
What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
How about[mF(b?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47
add a comment |
I want to locate the name of a function. The steps I'm using are:
- press
[mto locate to the first { of the function. - press some
bto locate the name of the function.
Is there any simple way to locate the name directly?
vim
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
I want to locate the name of a function. The steps I'm using are:
- press
[mto locate to the first { of the function. - press some
bto locate the name of the function.
Is there any simple way to locate the name directly?
vim
vim
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
asked Jan 4 at 9:05
geekzhugeekzhu
173
173
2
What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
How about[mF(b?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47
add a comment |
2
What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
How about[mF(b?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47
2
2
What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
How about
[mF(b?– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47
How about
[mF(b?– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47
add a comment |
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You can consider installing vim plugin showfunc.vim, which would satisfy your need to walk through the functions in the java file.
Also, You can consider using vim editor customized for Java.
It will help you in listing of packages, classes, functions etc.
Spacevim
Also, you can consider Exuberant CTags, which will be helpful, if you want to go to definition from reference and back. It supports Java also. As it is not being maintained any more, as suggested by @Michail, you can go for Universal CTags
answered Jan 4 at 13:01
Venkataraman RVenkataraman R
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Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
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You can consider installing vim plugin showfunc.vim, which would satisfy your need to walk through the functions in the java file.
Also, You can consider using vim editor customized for Java.
It will help you in listing of packages, classes, functions etc.
Spacevim
Also, you can consider Exuberant CTags, which will be helpful, if you want to go to definition from reference and back. It supports Java also. As it is not being maintained any more, as suggested by @Michail, you can go for Universal CTags
answered Jan 4 at 13:01
Venkataraman RVenkataraman R
1,7691020
1
Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
add a comment |
You can consider installing vim plugin showfunc.vim, which would satisfy your need to walk through the functions in the java file.
Also, You can consider using vim editor customized for Java.
It will help you in listing of packages, classes, functions etc.
Spacevim
Also, you can consider Exuberant CTags, which will be helpful, if you want to go to definition from reference and back. It supports Java also. As it is not being maintained any more, as suggested by @Michail, you can go for Universal CTags
answered Jan 4 at 13:01
Venkataraman RVenkataraman R
1,7691020
1
Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
add a comment |
You can consider installing vim plugin showfunc.vim, which would satisfy your need to walk through the functions in the java file.
Also, You can consider using vim editor customized for Java.
It will help you in listing of packages, classes, functions etc.
Spacevim
Also, you can consider Exuberant CTags, which will be helpful, if you want to go to definition from reference and back. It supports Java also. As it is not being maintained any more, as suggested by @Michail, you can go for Universal CTags
answered Jan 4 at 13:01
Venkataraman RVenkataraman R
1,7691020
You can consider installing vim plugin showfunc.vim, which would satisfy your need to walk through the functions in the java file.
Also, You can consider using vim editor customized for Java.
It will help you in listing of packages, classes, functions etc.
Spacevim
Also, you can consider Exuberant CTags, which will be helpful, if you want to go to definition from reference and back. It supports Java also. As it is not being maintained any more, as suggested by @Michail, you can go for Universal CTags
answered Jan 4 at 13:01
Venkataraman RVenkataraman R
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answered Jan 4 at 13:01
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answered Jan 4 at 13:01
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answered Jan 4 at 13:01
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Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
add a comment |
1
Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
1
1
Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
Universal CTags may be a slightly better option, as it is maintained, unlike Exuberant CTags.
– Michail
Jan 4 at 21:01
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
@Michail. thanks. I have added it to the answer.
– Venkataraman R
Jan 7 at 4:59
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What language is the function written in?
– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:20
it is Java language
– geekzhu
Jan 4 at 9:41
How about
[mF(b?– L3viathan
Jan 4 at 9:47