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Traversing Pascal/Delphi code using GVim
Hi,
I am using GVim as editor... and i am viewing code of pascal/ delphi.. my problem is its difficult to use GVim as source code browser.... normally ctags helps to traverse in vim for c/c++.. is there anything like that for pascal/ delphi to minimise this complication of each time searching manually and no traversals... as with ctags-c-vim case? or any alternate solutions w.r.t opensource for this? pls help me out and thankx in advance..... 
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