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Re:Poll: What kind of tool do you use to write code? by huhtenberg on Saturday December 15, 2012 @03:11PM (#4926188)
ctags followed by Ctrl-T in vim does the exact same thing.
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Re:Poll: What kind of tool do you use to write code? by mercurial on Saturday December 15, 2012 @03:37PM (#4926268)
Including functions from an external libraries?
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Re:Poll: What kind of tool do you use to write code? by chameco on Saturday December 15, 2012 @03:46PM (#4926290)
Yes. You can create a tags file for any header file, no matter it's origin. I like to keep mine (for boost, GL, SDL, etc) in ~/.vim/tags and set that as my default tag directory, then use a plugin (Easytags) to auto-update tags for the current source file. That + Supertab + omnicomplete = win.
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