vim-jumpmethod

Add better [[, ]], ]m, [m, gd, gD support for C++, C# and java

Installation

• If using vim-plug, add the following line to your .vimrc file: Plug 'RobertCWebb/vim-jumpmethod'. Then run vim and use :PlugInstall

• Otherwise, copy the files into the matching subfolders in your vimfiles folder

About

Based on Andrew Radev's awesome Stack Overflow answer, this plugin improves ]m and [m support for C#, Java, and C++.

It also uses bybor answer to use OmniSharp support, if available.

Turned into a plugin by idbrii

Modified by RobertCWebb in the following ways:

• Added Test.cs as a C# file to test on. The fixes listed below reference it
• Fixed: In Func1() there were false positives where if or using statements span multiple lines
• Fixed: Func2() failed to hit before due to the template definition
• Fixed: Func3() failed to hit because a comment contained the word "if"
• Fixed: Func4() failed to hit because function heading was split over multiple lines
• Fixed: Func5() failed to hit too, here the '(' is also on a new line
• Fixed: Func6() failed to hit due to comments getting in the way
• Fixed previous position marker not being set, ie after using [m or ]m you should be able to use '' to go back to previous line
• Also, when searching back, I made it scroll up a little so the function name is visible, even though the cursor still lands on the '{' below
• Added mappings for [[, ]], [] and ][ which stop at class, property and enum definitions in addition to functions. Their standard behaviour in vim is often useless for C# and C++. [m and ]m still only stop at methods and functions
• Added mappings for gd and gD which work much better in C++ and C#