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- gVim - What is ctags, and how do I use it? - Super User
6 ctags is a tool which is able to create a so called tags files a tags file is essentially an index vim is able to parse that file and knows, where certain patterns are
- How are ctags and etags actually defined in Linux (Ubuntu)?
0 man ctags states: default is tags, or TAGS when running in etags mode And about the etags mode: […] will create a tag file for use with the Emacs editor […] if ctags is invoked by a name containing the string "etags" (either by renaming, or creating a link to, the executable), etags mode will be enabled
- How to use ctags and vim to jump to java methods - Super User
I am using Exuberant Ctags 5 8 and run the following script to generate a tags file for my java directory: #! bin bash # zero out any previously generated tags file # an alternative way to achieve this is by `> tags` truncate --size 0 tags find -name \* java -exec ctags --append {} \; I use find and --append because there are more than 1000 java files in the directory No problems with VIM
- linux - Why did I fail to build ctags for vim? - Super User
It fails because (in contrast to prepared source tarballs) the svn repositroy does not contain intermediate files used by autotools I'm not too familar with AT or ctags, but try running automake and autoconf before running configure again The procedure is probably located somewhere in a INSTALL file or a documentation folder, you might want to look for that Addendum: According to an
- Is it possible to install ctags without root privs? - Super User
The program 'ctags' can be found in the following packages: * exuberant-ctags * emacs22-bin-common * emacs21-bin-common * elvis-tools * emacs-snapshot-bin-common Ask your administrator to install one of them -bash: ctags: command not found This and all the instructions online indicate that I need to be root Is there a way to install it as a user?
- Recently Active ctags Questions - Super User
Generate ctags for gVim to replace visual-studio intellisense I am trying to generate ctags to use within gVim that would allow me to get the same kind of experience I get while using visual studio My problem is that when I generate ctags inside my project,
- ctags - Vim does not jump to correct line of tag chosen in :tselect . . .
According to another answer on SO, to work with vim, I should use ctags -n or --excmd=number, after adding this option to ~ ctags, it works fine now --excmd=number force ctags only use line number in tag file for locating, even though there is a line: column, but apparently, vim can't recognize it
- Newest ctags Questions - Super User
Generate ctags for gVim to replace visual-studio intellisense I am trying to generate ctags to use within gVim that would allow me to get the same kind of experience I get while using visual studio My problem is that when I generate ctags inside my project,
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