Integrates Chromium CodeSearch into Vim. When combined with additional plugins (e.g. vim-fugitive) should make it totally unnecessary to leave your editor to visit https://cs.chromium.org.
Examples of what's currently possible:
-
Search from within Vim and visit a rendered search results buffer. E.g.: Type
:CrSearch
your search term from any buffer to see the results of searching for your search terms on CodeSearch. Hit<Enter>
to visit the corresponding file in the local working directory. -
Look up cross references for the symbol under the cursor by invoking
:CrXrefSearch
from a buffer corresponding to a Chromium source file. The crossreferences are displayed in a new buffer which allows navigation to corresponding files in the local working directory. -
Look up the call graph for a symbol under the cursor by invoking
:CrCallgraph
. The graph can be expanded incrementally and support navigation similar to other rendered buffers. -
Load all possible call targets for a function call under the curser into the quickfix list.
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And more!
The index at https://cs.chromium.org is updated regularly. The cross reference information is only accurate to the extent that your working directory matches what was indexed. If they diverge, you may notice that the jump targets don't match the snippets displayed, or worse, cross references are incorrect.
Use your favorite plugin manager. E.g.:
call vundle#begin()
" Other plugins
Plugin 'chromium/vim-codesearch'
" More plugins
call vundle#end()
call plug#begin()
" Other plugins
Plug 'chromium/vim-codesearch'
" More plugins
call plug#end()
It's highly recommended that you add the following to your .vimrc
file
(assuming that you've checked out Chromium into /src/chrome/src
):
let g:codesearch_source_root = '/src/chrome'
I.e. g:codesearch_source_root
should point to the directory above src
. This
is also the directory containing your .gclient
file. Setting
g:codesearch_source_root
in the .vimrc
file allows the plugin to locate the
Chromium checkout regardless of the current directory.
Once installed, you should be able to run :help crcs.txt
to view the help
file. As with all Vim plugins, all documentation should go there.
NOTE: This is not an official Google product.
See CONTRIBUTING.
File bugs at https://github.com/chromium/vim-codesearch