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Two questions regarding task tags:
What other task tags like TODO, is available in Vim? Is there any way to make custom task tags like in Eclipse IDE?
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Jumping to a tag You can use the 'tag' ex command. For example, the command ':tag <tagname>' will jump to the tag named <tagname>. You can position the cursor over a tag name and then press Ctrl-]. You can visually select a text and then press Ctrl-] to jump to the tag matching the selected text.
Just add the following line to your ~/. vimrc : set tags=./tags;,tags; It means "look for a tags file in the directory of the current file, then upward until / and in the working directory, then upward until / ".
For custom tags I use the following in my .vimrc, you should be able to adjust it to your needs.
if has("autocmd")
" Highlight TODO, FIXME, NOTE, etc.
if v:version > 701
autocmd Syntax * call matchadd('Todo', '\W\zs\(TODO\|FIXME\|CHANGED\|XXX\|BUG\|HACK\)')
autocmd Syntax * call matchadd('Debug', '\W\zs\(NOTE\|INFO\|IDEA\)')
endif
endif
This enables highlighting of these keywords in all files. \W\zs ensures that there is a word break in front of the match, mainly to prevent DEBUG and others from being highlighted partially.
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Like all syntax highlighting, TODO, FIXME, XXX, et cetera depend on which type of file you are editing. These keywords are defined in the syntax files for your chosen language.
The examples I quoted are from c.vim
Vim is open source: feel free to browse the repository!
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In addition to what others have mentioned, there's also TBD.
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