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Place the cursor on any variable in your program. |
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Place the cursor on any variable in your program. |
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*<tt>gd</tt> will take you to the local declaration. |
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*<code>gd</code> will take you to the local declaration. |
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*<tt>gD</tt> will take you to the global declaration. |
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*<code>gD</code> will take you to the global declaration. |
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*<tt>g*</tt> search for the word under the cursor (like <tt>*</tt>, but <tt>g*</tt> on 'rain' will find words like 'rainbow'). |
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*<code>g*</code> search for the word under the cursor (like <code>*</code>, but <code>g*</code> on 'rain' will find words like 'rainbow'). |
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*<tt>g#</tt> same as g* but in backward direction. |
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*<code>g#</code> same as g* but in backward direction. |
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*<tt>gg</tt> goes to the first line in the buffer (or provide a count before the command for a specific line). |
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*<code>gg</code> goes to the first line in the buffer (or provide a count before the command for a specific line). |
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*<tt>G</tt> goes to the last line (or provide a count before the command for a specific line). |
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*<code>G</code> goes to the last line (or provide a count before the command for a specific line). |
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==See also== |
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==See also== |
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*<tt>gf</tt> will [[VimTip299|go to the file under the cursor]] |
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*<code>gf</code> will [[VimTip299|go to the file under the cursor]] |
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*<tt>g]</tt> and other commands will [[Browsing_programs_with_tags|jump to a tag definition]] (a tag can be a function or variable name, or more). |
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*<code>g]</code> and other commands will [[Browsing_programs_with_tags|jump to a tag definition]] (a tag can be a function or variable name, or more). |
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==Comments== |
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Duplicate tip
This tip is very similar to the following:
These tips need to be merged – see the merge guidelines.
Place the cursor on any variable in your program.
gd will take you to the local declaration.
gD will take you to the global declaration.
g* search for the word under the cursor (like *, but g* on 'rain' will find words like 'rainbow').
g# same as g* but in backward direction.
gg goes to the first line in the buffer (or provide a count before the command for a specific line).
G goes to the last line (or provide a count before the command for a specific line).
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