I just add the following line to CCTreeBufferKeyMappingsCreate in cctree.vim , which only use ctrl+'f', 'r', 'a', 'q'. These hot keys may crash with anothers, but it is suitable for me.
exec 'nnoremap
exec 'nnoremap
nnoremap
nnoremap
2009年9月22日星期二
VIM cctree config
cctree.vim + cscope provide a very good source code tracing, but the default key map ctrl+'\','>' or '<' is really too much for me.
I just add the following line to CCTreeBufferKeyMappingsCreate in cctree.vim , which only use ctrl+'f', 'r', 'a', 'q'. These hot keys may crash with anothers, but it is suitable for me.
exec 'nnoremap :CCTreeTraceReverse ='.func_expr.''
exec 'nnoremap :CCTreeTraceForward ='.func_expr.''
nnoremap :CCTreeRecurseDepthPlus
nnoremap :CCTreeRecurseDepthMinus
I just add the following line to CCTreeBufferKeyMappingsCreate in cctree.vim , which only use ctrl+'f', 'r', 'a', 'q'. These hot keys may crash with anothers, but it is suitable for me.
exec 'nnoremap
exec 'nnoremap
nnoremap
nnoremap
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