I have a file eg a.pl
that has this method call:
add_location(@crew);
The actual definition is in the same file. If I do: CTRL + ]
the cursor jumps to the definition. If I do: gf
I get:
E447: Can't find file "add_location" in path
If I do :pwd
I get the current working directory. What path is the complaint about? The function definition is in the same file.
The <C-]>
command goes to the tag under the cursor; you seem to have a valid tags database (ie have run ctags
before) and there is a tag named add_location
.
The gf
command goes to the file under the cursor, ie it treats add_location
as a filename (possibly appending a suffix like .pl
(see :help 'suffixesadd'
), and searches for that in the directories specified by 'path'
.
So, basically, you're using the wrong command for the job; <C-]>
is right. Note that if the location is in the same file, you could also use the *
command to go to next matches; this is useful for when you have no tags database and therefore cannot use the more powerful <C-]>
command.
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