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Tip 457 Printable Monobook Previous Next

created 2003 · complexity basic · author PopEsc · version 6.0

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this feature is built-in with the CTRL_] and CTRL_} commands

If you use tags, you might want to follow a tag, but leave the current window open. The following mapping allows you to do this easily with Ctrl-\.

:map <C-\> :sp<CR><C-]><C-w>_

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This creates a new window of maximal size and the original window shrinks to one line. To have the windows be of equal size, just eliminate the "<C-w>_" at the end.

Just use 'CTRL-W ]'.

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+{{Dodgy|this feature is built-in with the CTRL_] and CTRL_} commands}}
 If you use tags, you might want to follow a tag, but leave the current window open. The following mapping allows you to do this easily with Ctrl-\.