[DRAFT] add: the :jumps ex-command for vi-mode.
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Maybe need another window to display the info, now the pop-up window. |
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:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.
… of `popup message` error, if the mouse focus is on the window.
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:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.
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It seems that the |
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:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.:jumps ex-command for vi-mode.
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I close this pr, and will include it in another pr. |
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The
:jumpscommand forvi-ex-mode, which shows current jumplist stack pointer and the jumplist, useful to help people understand how the state of jumplist, and how it works.I have checked that the current implementation of
jumpliststructure and theprint-jumplistfunciton does print the same human readable string asvim.