gmax++. Excellent article! I've been delving into so many features of vim I don't think I'll ever be able to use another editor. Exporting to syntax-highlighted, numbered HTML is cool. I've also never seen the 'showmatch' option, but always wanted it!

I just have one question for you, which may be more of a ctags question--I don't know. Say you have some perl... 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Business::CreditCard qw();

Business::CreditCard::validate('4111111111111111')
  or die "The credit card number appears to be invalid\n";

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When I run pltags.pl on this, it just returns "No tags found.". Isn't the function call a tag? I would expect it to make a tags file with a hyperlink to Business::CreditCard that points straight to the line where validate() is defined. Is this possible? I would so love to know the answer to this riddle. If I could do this it would be incredibly easy to navigate my perl code.

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