When I type ctags -e it returns an error saying it doesn't know that command line option. I thought it should know about exuberant tags because etags works on cli. Also, I recieve the following error: ctags: unrecognized option --langdef=arc and I have the following in my ~/.ctags file: --langdef=arc --langmap=arc:.arc --regex-arc=/^\(...
When I run ctags -R *, I get errors saying that all directories are not regular files and it skips them instead of recursively generating tags for them. ctags: skipping arpa: it is not a regular file. ctags: skipping asm: it is not a regular file. ctags: skipping asm-generic: it is not a regular file. ctags: skipping bits: it is not a r...
hi! everybody i have a c problem can any one help me . i wrote a code of process creation in c language , it uses pid & fork() call. the fork call is use for making child process now can any body tell me how to make parent process? i know that creating a child in process make the process parent automatically but i want to make a parent ...
How can I get ctags to generate tags for MooseX::Declare methods, classes, attributes and such? ...
if I have two files file a.py: class A(): pass file b.py: from a import A b = A() When I use ctags and press Ctrl+] in vim, it redirects me to import statement, not to class definition. In this code all is ok: file a.py: class A(): pass file b.py: from a import * b = A() ...
Using exuberant-ctags 5.8 for gcc 4.4.3 c89 I am just started using exuberant-ctags and I am just wondering what options do you add. Here is a list and I am just wondering added too many could it be over kill. $ ctags --list-kinds=c c classes d macro definitions e enumerators (values inside an enumeration) f function definitions g...
Hi, I've recently started using ctags on my projects. I currently have the following setup: root/tags [contains all non-static tags] root/foo/tags [contains static tags for the foo directory] root/bar/tags [static] root/something/else/tags [etc.] ... I can set tags=./tags,tags,/path/to/root/tags and everything works perfectly. Howev...
how do you make ctags account for class in c++? when i jump to a tag of a function i get to the same name of the function but in a wrong class. B b; b.init(); and there are A::init() {} B::init() {} i put the cursor on init of b.init() and the jump is to A::init() {} instead of B::init() {}. Note, i didn't use a and b in my code. so...