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| − | This assumes Exuberant Ctags. The -R (or --recurse) option tells ctags to recurse into directories. |
+ | This assumes [http://ctags.sourceforge.net/ Exuberant Ctags]. The -R (or --recurse) option tells ctags to recurse into directories. |
Then, set the tags option in [[vimrc]] as: |
Then, set the tags option in [[vimrc]] as: |
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| − | The last semicolon is the key here. When Vim tries to locate the 'tags' file, it first looks at the current directory, then the parent directory, then the parent of the parent, and so on. |
+ | The last semicolon is the key here. When Vim tries to locate the 'tags' file, it first looks at the current directory, then the parent directory, then the parent of the parent, and so on. This setting works nicely with 'set autochdir', because then Vim's current directory is the same as the directory of the file. If you do not like using 'autochdir' but want the same upward search, use: |
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| − | This setting works nicely with 'set autochdir'. You need <tt>+path-extra</tt> feature for this tip. |
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| + | set tags=./tags; |
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| + | Here, the leading "./" tells Vim to use the directory of the current file rather than Vim's working directory. |
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| + | Regardless of the specific search used, you need the <code>+path_extra</code> feature for this tip. |
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| − | *{{help|file-searching}} |
+ | * {{help|file-searching}}, which also gives details about adding "stop directories" to end the upward search |
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You can also tag help/man files, and access it from Vim with commands like these in vimrc: |
You can also tag help/man files, and access it from Vim with commands like these in vimrc: |
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 27 May 2014
created 2004 · complexity intermediate · author Dubhead · version 6.0
At the top of a source tree, create a tags file by
% ctags -R
This assumes Exuberant Ctags. The -R (or --recurse) option tells ctags to recurse into directories.
Then, set the tags option in vimrc as:
set tags=tags;
The last semicolon is the key here. When Vim tries to locate the 'tags' file, it first looks at the current directory, then the parent directory, then the parent of the parent, and so on. This setting works nicely with 'set autochdir', because then Vim's current directory is the same as the directory of the file. If you do not like using 'autochdir' but want the same upward search, use:
set tags=./tags;
Here, the leading "./" tells Vim to use the directory of the current file rather than Vim's working directory.
Regardless of the specific search used, you need the +path_extra feature for this tip.
References[]
- :help file-searching, which also gives details about adding "stop directories" to end the upward search
Comments[]
You can also tag help/man files, and access it from Vim with commands like these in vimrc:
au FileType perl set tags^=$DOC/perl/tags au FileType cpp set tags^=$DOC/cpp/tags