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I've installed node plugin, which give possibility to display all lines that contain the keyword under the cursor using [I hotkey. It looks like this: enter image description here

Is there possibility to jump to them?

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  • The line numbers are there so you could type 114gg too jump to the second entry. Though I guess that only works if its your current buffer.
    – jecxjo
    Apr 11, 2015 at 7:21

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That feature is built-in, it has nothing to do with that "node" plugin. It's called "include search" and you can read all about it in :help include-search.

You have a few ways to jump to an item in the list:

  • :136<CR> will jump to line 136 but it is obviously restricted to the current buffer and you only jump to the line, not the match,
  • :ijump 3 <C-r><C-w> will jump to the third item in the list, across buffers,
  • going back to normal mode and doing 3[<C-i> has the same effect as above.

But those methods aren't particularly easy on the fingers.

You can create a simple custom mapping to make it a lot smoother:

nnoremap [I [I:ijump  <C-r><C-w><S-Left><Left>

Here is a simplistic demo:

silly demo

There's also this gist of mine that overrides the native [I (among others) to use the much more powerful quickfix list/window:

Ilist()

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    For your third option, it may help that <C-i> is the same as <Tab> in most terminal emulators.
    – tommcdo
    Apr 11, 2015 at 11:36

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