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Easier navigation within Vim help files

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vim-help provides several normal-mode maps to ease navigation within help files.

=== Normal Mode Maps Within Help Files

[caption="",cols="1<m,4<"] |============================================================================= |o / O |Jump to the next/prior option |s / S |Jump to the next/prior link |t / T |Jump to the next/prior anchor |q |Close the current help window | |Follow link under cursor (equivalent to ++ctrl-]++) | |Jump back a tag (equivalent to ++ctrl-t++) |j/k |Jump to next/prior quickfix entry (equivalent to +:cnext+ / +:cprev+) |q |Disable all vim-help maps (handy for editing vim help files) |=============================================================================

=== Global Normal Mode Maps

[caption="",cols="1<m,4<"] |============================================================================= |<F1> | Cycles through terms from current line for :help |<shift-F1> | Jump back to prior help location. |=============================================================================

NOTE: Jump to prior help location only works if you have https://github.com/dahu/MarkMyWords[MarkMyWords] installed.

=== :TopicToClipboard

The :TopicToClipboard command sets the @* register with a :help command to jump to the nearest help tag prior to the current cursor position. If that help tag is more than 9 lines away, the help command will include an offset to the current cursor line. If you want the cursor line offset even though the help tag is less than 10 lines away, use :TopicToClipboard! instead.