David Hegland

There is no tagbar specific command that can do this, but you can have a oneliner vim command that will do this. ```vim :if bufname('%') =~# 'Tagbar' | call tagbar#CloseWindow()...

It looks correct. Maybe try adding a debug statement before the if statement to see what the bufname is. `echom ‘ToggleTagbar::bufname() = ‘ + bufname(‘%’)` then after hitting the key...

Ok looks like I'm messing up my scripting languages. Sorry about that. The proper debug is as follows: ```vim function! ToggleTagbar() echom 'ToggleTagbar::bufname() = ' . bufname('%') if bufname('%') =~#...

Ah ok... good eye. Yes there is a keymap to the `t` key by default in the tagbar configuration. This will toggle the update mode. If you want to remap...

If someone wants to help verify and push it up with a new pull request, I can facilitate merging this in.

I don't believe this is limited to just Mac vscode. I am running Windows 10 with vscode 1.79.1 with an Ubuntu LTS remote SSH and seeing the same behavior. Copy/paste...

We have tried various methods to have tagbar run as a background task, but so far we haven't been successful in getting it to function seamlessly. There was a PR...

After taking a look at treesitter, that is more of a syntax parser, not a tag parser/generator. It seems to only understand the syntax of a language, not the tag...

@hacker-DOM I’m certainly open to correction. If it can integrate well and provide a better user experience, I’d be all for it. As @alerque said, we can help merge something...

can you verify if universal ctags outputs the correct tags for the file?