Opening (c)tags in new tab in (G)Vim?

Similar question stackoverflow.com/questions/539231/how-t... It points out this wiki ( which points back at stackoverflow ) with these settings (seems to work ok in terminal, haven't tried gvim): Function: Open tag under cursor in new tab " Source: stackoverflow.com/questions/563616/vimct... "-------------------- map :tab split:exec("tag ". Expand("")) "-------------------- " Function: Remap keys to make it more similar to firefox tab functionality " Purpose: Because I am familiar with firefox tab functionality "-------------------- map :tabnew map :! Gvim & map :confirm bdelete.

Similar question stackoverflow.com/questions/539231/how-t... It points out this wiki (which points back at stackoverflow) with these settings (seems to work ok in terminal, haven't tried gvim): "-------------------- " Function: Open tag under cursor in new tab " Source: stackoverflow.com/questions/563616/vimct... "-------------------- map :tab split:exec("tag ". Expand("")) "-------------------- " Function: Remap keys to make it more similar to firefox tab functionality " Purpose: Because I am familiar with firefox tab functionality "-------------------- map :tabnew map :! Gvim & map :confirm bdelete.

That first link contained the magical nmap T which was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks! – Walter Mar 2 '10 at 21:05.

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