occur

I recently tried out a script that lets you easily display all the lines in a buffer that contain a particular word. It's essentially a simplified version of the 'occur' emacs script. Here are some key things to know about this software:

First, the script creates a quickfix list of all the lines in the buffer that include a match for the specified regex pattern. You'll be able to scan through this list with ease and quickly identify the relevant lines.

You can choose to search for the word within the current buffer or across all open buffers. For the former option, you can use the '/' command to initiate the search, followed by ':Occur' to execute it. To search across all buffers, use the same '/' command but type ':Moccur' instead.

Finally, the script offers key mappings to speed up your workflow. To access the Occur function, simply press '< Leader >oc'. For Moccur, use '< Leader >mo'. This should streamline your use of the script and help you make the most of its functionality.