Some time ago, I have a problem with helptags. I posted question on stackoverflow and got answer.
(more info here: Vim - helptags not working for NERDtree )
However typing each time I run Vim
:helptags ~/.vim/doc
is getting tiring.
Is it possible to put above line to .vimrc, so I didnt need to type this every time?
And my second question is: Why I need to type that command over and over again. Why is it happens?
You can add a shortcut for big commands something like this
nmap jj :helptags ~/.vim/doc<CR>
From now on if you just type jj
, helptags
will be run in normal mode.
But in this specific case you dont need to do anything!
You don't need to type it everytime! Its just a single time process to generate tags so that when you want some help next time, you can simply type :help NERDTree
from within vim
and vim
will correctly navigate to the exact point in NERD_tree.txt
When you download new plugins for vim, they contain their own help files. By saving those help files in the doc
directory and by running
:helptags C:\Program Files (x86)\Vim\vimfiles\doc " on Windows gVim
:helptags ~/.vim/doc " in normal vim
we are telling vim "Look! He's a new guy! Add him too, to your help list. I might refer him in future"
the only thing I'd add to this is that using:
nmap jj :helptags ~/.vim/doc<CR>
as a mapping for helptags ties up jj
which is a really useful mapping for <ESC>
inoremap jj <ESC>
which by doing that you don't have to leave the home row to hit <ESC>
to leave insert mode.
There won't be many times if any at all where you'll actually type jj
& if you want to type it, just leave a fraction of a second before typing the second j
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