On 29/05/09 12:56, lolveley wrote:
>
> hello, thanks for your answer.
>
> how can I do that?
>
> olivier.
I'm not sure about the particulars, but I know about the tools -- the
best tools to generate tags, and one that was developed hand in hand
with Vim, is the Exuberant Ctags package. (The Vim help says that
Exuberant Ctags is "a very good one", and the Exuberant Ctags manual
includes, near the end, a full paragraph of credit to "Bram Moolenaar,
the author of Vim".)
To see if you have it, run
ctags --version
at the "Dos" or "shell" prompt. If the answer starts with "Exuberant
Ctags", you've got it, if it says "ctags: command not found" (or the
equivalent) you have no ctags in your PATH at all, anything else means
you've got only a pale imitation.
Then if you have Exuberant Ctags, try
ctags --help |more
or (on Unix, Linux, Cygwin, etc.)
man ctags
to learn about how to use it and parameterize it.
If you haven't got it, ":help Exuberant_ctags" (in Vim) tells you one
possible place to get it. I haven't checked if it's still up-to-date.
If you have the Vim source, the "tags" target in src/Makefile invokes
Exuberant Ctags to generate a tags file for the current Vim source. Not
sure if you could use it unchanged but it might help as "a source of
inspiration".
Best regards,
Tony.
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