I've not tried it (yet), but this plugin looks promising.
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Like most of you, I work in several source files of code every day. A lot of the time, my insane work flow has me doing stuff like: # TODO # clean up this code # do something else with this code Is there currently a vim plugin available that will search for TODO or a similar mnemonic and print a list of my current tasks that are on-going and in what source file it needs to be done? It would be a huge time saver instead of using grep constantly.
Also with vim ctags, you can jump right in the code where you left the TODO off at. Vim macvim link|improve this question asked Aug 17 '10 at 15:52randombits1,1881252 80% accept rate.
I've not tried it (yet), but this plugin looks promising. Edit: I've just tried this plugin out. I will be keeping it around.
It's very handy and interactively moves you around the buffer while you navigate the task list. Also, there is a mirror on github if you use pathogen or another means of git submodules for your vim directory.
The latter allows you to view a quickfix list of matches and jump to them. If typing out :grep TODO -r . Becomes cumbersome you could easily map that operation to a hotkey.
The ":grep TODO -r *" command looks nice! Can you explain how to jump to e.g. The 3rd occurrence when displaying the result output? – mawimawi Aug 18 '10 at 9:25 2 Check out the docs for the quickfix list: vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/quickfix.... (or just :help quickfix).
Also note that you can switch windows to the quickfix list and navigate with the usual vim motions; Enter will jump to the line in the file. – David Winslow Aug 19 '10 at 0:20.
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