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Vim, dumb-jump

hi everyone,

I’m currently using Vim in my day to day work, and if you don’t know I migrated from another perfect editor called Emacs.

It was pretty easy to migrate since I used evil-mode in Emacs but the only library/plugin I miss is dumb-jump which is brilliant because allows you to jump to definition without any CTAGS/GTAGS.

There is brilliant guy Chris Paul who made dim-jump plugin which does the same as dumb-jump.

Moreover the plugin is using dumb-jump rules and download them at the first usage of the plugin.

Just add

Plug "bounceme/dim-jump"

to your .vimrc/init.vim and have fun.

The plugin currently just jumps to the first most relevant definition found which is not always correct for me.

In case you need a fixed version which shows you all possible founds add my fork to you .vimrc/init.vim file:

Plug 'KryDos/dim-jump', { 'branch': 'krydos-adaptation' }

I’ll update this post as soon as my changes will be accepted by Chris, otherwise choose between these two versions of plugin depending on your needs.


Feel free to contact me for feedback or questions. Find my contacts on About page.