A Vim plugin aiming to be an alternative to Vim's built-in :tjump.

• Filter tag candidates and select a one by fzf
• Show selected tag candidate's code preview

Show tag candidates matched with given tag name and go to selected tag. Go directly if matched tag is only 1.

Use current word (<cword>) as given tag name if no argument is given or given tag name is an empty string.

Show selected tag's code preview.

A wrapper of fzf_tjump#jump.

g:fzf_command_prefix is respected. The command name is :FzfTjump if you configure as following:

let g:fzf_command_prefix = "Fzf"

vim-fzf-tjump adds no mappings. You can add mappings.

" Press `g]` in normal mode to call `fzf_tjump#jump`.
" Press `g]` in visual mode to call `fzf_tjump#jump` with selected word.
map g] <Plug>(fzf-tjump)

Let's execute as following for more information:

:h vim-fzf-tjump-variables

If you use dein.vim:

call dein#add("kg8m/vim-fzf-tjump")

• fzf 0.22+
  • fzf 0.22 supports preview window option for setting the initial scroll offset
• fzf.vim
• Tag file with line numbers of tag definitions
  • You can probably create it by ctags --fields=n command
• Newer Vim
• Linux or Mac