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               Project with a tags file example:

               Open a long full path name from some error log

                vi /some/full/path/to/project/current_project/lib/module/file.ext
               ...

               :Relativize tags<cr>

               if you type :pwd you should get

               /some/full/path/to/project/current_project

               assuming a tags file has been created in the current_project
               file in the past.

               So hopefully this means tag jumps will work and relative
               include paths can be accessed via gf.

               This could also be useful for other landmark files on the
               system (eg. index.html, tags, .project,build.xml,README...etc). 
               In the above example
               using the actual file.ext as the argument will make the
               working directory the module directory

               The function will prioritise the deepest tags file.

                I have this in my vimrc to give you some ideas
                
                nnoremap ,pp :split<cr>:enew<cr>:r! tail -n 1000 /var/log/php_errorlog<cr>:set buftype=nofile<cr>Gf/
                nnoremap gft gf:Relativize tags<cr>
                nnoremap gfi gf:Relativize index.php<cr>




         Bugs:

               - Will probably not work with MS windows paths in current form.
               It will probably cause an infinite loop you will need to
               Ctrl-C out of.