Hi all:
I have a lot of header files, when I open my project I have to open these header file one by one.
That is so boring.
So, I am trying to use ctag(1) to generate a tags file and include it in gvim to accomplish auto-completion with the supertab plugins.
I mean I don't want open these header file one by one.
I really don't want install "Exuberant Ctags".
Utilities included in FreeBSD userland are prefered.
So, I put the following lines into a Makefile:
However, I find the generated ctags file only contains the function declaration.
Why no variable declaration?
I have a lot of header files, when I open my project I have to open these header file one by one.
That is so boring.
So, I am trying to use ctag(1) to generate a tags file and include it in gvim to accomplish auto-completion with the supertab plugins.
I mean I don't want open these header file one by one.
I really don't want install "Exuberant Ctags".
Utilities included in FreeBSD userland are prefered.
So, I put the following lines into a Makefile:
Code:
################################################################################
#
# Run cscope and ctags for the project.
#
################################################################################
all:
cscope -Rbq
find src include -name \*.c -o -name \*.h | xargs ctags
clean:
rm -rf tags cscope.in.out cscope.out cscope.po.out
################################################################################However, I find the generated ctags file only contains the function declaration.
Why no variable declaration?