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Say you have a tags file and run :CtrlPTag, then choose the tag Foo, it'll jump to the tag as expected, but it'll put :ta Foo in the commandline history. Can this be avoided somehow?
It seems like execute 'ta Foo' would work the same, but I'm not familiar enough with vimscript to know for sure the implications of changing this.
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Say you have a tags file and run
:CtrlPTag
, then choose the tagFoo
, it'll jump to the tag as expected, but it'll put:ta Foo
in the commandline history. Can this be avoided somehow?It seems like
execute 'ta Foo'
would work the same, but I'm not familiar enough with vimscript to know for sure the implications of changing this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: