The ctags tool only collects and stores the definitions of symbols.
To find all references, you can use the cscope integration into Vim (:help cscope), but note that cscope supports far fewer programming languages than ctags.
Alternatively, a poor man's substitute would be the built-in :grep / :vimgrep commands (with proper patterns). Remember, Vim is a powerful text editor, but no IDE. Either you find and integrate a suitable external tool for this, or switch to a real IDE (like Eclipse, Visual Studio, or IntelliJ IDEA) for such code browsing.
The
ctags
tool only collects and stores the definitions of symbols.To find all references, you can use the
cscope
integration into Vim (:help cscope
), but note that cscope supports far fewer programming languages than ctags.Alternatively, a poor man's substitute would be the built-in
:grep
/:vimgrep
commands (with proper patterns). Remember, Vim is a powerful text editor, but no IDE. Either you find and integrate a suitable external tool for this, or switch to a real IDE (like Eclipse, Visual Studio, or IntelliJ IDEA) for such code browsing.