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weskinner
Generate tags file for a project in the atom text editor
Make sure that the generate function doesn't spawn multiple processes for a large project
**Atom**: 1.26.0 x64 **Electron**: 1.7.11 **OS**: Unknown Windows version **Thrown From**: [symbol-gen](https://github.com/weskinner/symbol-gen) package 1.3.1 ### Stack Trace Uncaught Error: spawn ENAMETOOLONG ``` At internal/child_process.js:319 Error: spawn ENAMETOOLONG at exports._errnoException (util.js:1050:11)...
Some systems may have ctags already installed, I personally use [universal-ctags](https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags) because it's far more up to date and provides more languages support plus it provides x64 versions. I would...
[Enter steps to reproduce:] 1. ... 2. ... **Atom**: 1.18.0 x64 **Electron**: 1.3.15 **OS**: Mac OS X 10.11.6 **Thrown From**: [symbol-gen](https://github.com/weskinner/symbol-gen) package 1.3.1 ### Stack Trace Uncaught Error: spawn E2BIG...
This package does not seem to work properly with ES6 files. I cannot find any of my class methods, for instance.
A bit odd situation, after going through .ctags docs and seeing the feature to remove sub folders it appears to not be working. example structure **src** +-app -lib +-- angular...
Similarly to the last comment on ticket #42, I'm still finding tags are created for symbols that are in paths that are .gitignored. For example I have a directory in...
The directory does exist. I don't know what was supposed to create .tags_swap ``` /Users/crucial/.atom/packages/symbol-gen/lib/symbol-gen-view.coffee:130 symbol-gen: ctag:stderr sort: open failed: /Users/crucial/Sites/nestseekers/.tags_swap: No such file or directory ctags-darwin: cannot sort tag...
Probably nothing but... apm tried to install es6-symbols but the 2.0 versions package.json was corrupt (the first 16 bytes were wrong) so it failed. I assume downloads happen over TCP/IP...
Hi! I'm Trying to make symbols for my CSS stylesheets to jump to sections, I make this sections simply adding a comment with a dash (/_-Body_/). I've created a ctags...
