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Does anyone have a vim (nvim) tool for finding usages of symbols/keywords etc. I used to get along fine with grep, but as aliased namespaced keywords are becoming more common, its difficult to rely on grep alone (unless I'm missing a trick).
I get a lot of mileage out of https://github.com/dyng/ctrlsf.vim
I have a custom mapping that runs :CtrlSF <highlighted text>
in visual mode, so I can highlight a keyword and quickly search for all instances of the highlighted string across the entire project.
I see, can that account for if I have a keyword in a namespace like ::foo/bar
and find all usages of that, even if its aliased as ::fish/bar
in other places?
Thanks for the pointers, I'll do some digging :thumbsup: