Masatake YAMATO
Masatake YAMATO
How about providing ctags-example(1) man page?
I'm working on improving readtags. After finishing, I will work on this topic.
I wrote a short introduction for my class ago. http://people.redhat.com/yamato/talks/reading/slides/1/12ctags-usage.pdf (In Japanese) I can start from here.
Do you know our man pages are visible as part the web site? https://docs.ctags.io/en/latest/man-pages.html Currently, the man pages are appeared at the end of menus in the web site. But...
Could you tell me more what you expect the ideal ... ctags-intro(1) document. I think normal users should not only ctags -R about ctags itself. About the operations on vim...
...it seems that I'm not a good person to write such document. I myself use only `ctags -R --kinds-all='*' --fields='*' --fields-all='*' --extras='*' --extras-all='*'` and readtags -Q. What I do is...
@mr-mocap, impressive. I'm thinking about introduceing -r|--semantic-recursion and --path-=[+|-]... option. Consider foo.c ``` #include int main (void) { printf ("hello, world\n"); } ``` You will run ctags with following command...
u-ctags doesn't have a parser for Objective-C++.
ObjectiveC is far from perfect. It cannot extract any variables. e.g. It cannot extract x from ``` int x; ``` Unless we can find a volunteer, the situation will not...
* ~https://github.com/universal-ctags/libreadtags/pull/25 must be merged~. (done) * ~https://github.com/universal-ctags/libreadtags/issues/22 must be fixed.~ (Solved in different way in https://github.com/universal-ctags/libreadtags/pull/28).