In my develop directory :
~/PROJECT/ciforths/ciforth: ls *.frt | wc
321 321 3703
~/PROJECT/ciforths/ciforth: ls [a-d]*frt
a.frt alloctest.frt ansi1.frt beer2.frt bl2.frt branchbag.frt chs.frt coins1.frt crcnew.frt dictspeed.frt doerror.frt aap.frt an.frt aq.frt
beer3.frt bl3.frt bug.frt cidigit.frt col.frt curly.frt digit.frt
doit.frt aapje.frt analyser.frt ascii.frt belasting.frt blanks.frt
bug1.frt class.frt colg.frt debug-re.frt digitnew.frt
dollar_backslash.frt add-alloc.frt analyseras.frt asgen.frt
benchspeed.frt blocks.frt calculator.frt class1.frt color.frt
decorator.frt dirtylocals.frt dollar_slash.frt addbreak.frt
analyserconfig.frt asi386.frt big.frt blocks51.frt cat.frt cleanup.frt condcomp.frt dectest.frt dll.frt doloop.frt adddlf.frt
analyserdebug.frt asi586.frt binsearch.frt blocksmerge.frt cf.frt
clone1.frt cquote.frt dectest64.frt dlshift.frt donothing.frt
ahead.frt analysermain.frt assmeblerspeed.frt bits.frt blockwolf.frt
chal.frt cls.frt crash.frt def.frt do.frt dowant.frt allocate2.frt
ansi.frt bag.frt bl1.frt bnf.frt challenge.frt coins.frt crc32.frt
diagnose.frt do2.frt dynamicstring.frt

I made a dogs dinner out of it.

Now try
ctags --language=forth *.frt
The extension fth is recognized automatically.

creating a file tags

And now start gvim
gvim coins1.frt

Select a word by double clicking, select the tools tab and the first entry. e.g. cut-off-denomination
(Or use g^] )

You see where this word is defined. If it is defined several times you
can select and you are in that file, pronto!
In this case it was defined also coins.frt.

I have discovered it while fooling around with edwin editor, that has
a key programmed (^Nh) that does the same.

I thought it was not well known.

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