TagManager (BETA) : Build, manage and keep tag databases up-to-date within Vim
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Screenshots: http://sites.google.com/site/vimcctree/other-plugins
Plugin provides an integrated environment within Vim for building, maintaining,
and using tag databases.
Features:
* Specify a list of files or regex file search patterns for inclusion
in tags database
* Support for multiple databases
* Build and track tag databases for freshness
+ Tracks new file creations when using regex file patterns
+ Update tag databases on every file save with
efficient incremental updates
+ Tracks file changes outside of Vim
Limitations:
* Might slow-up with huge databases because of Vim scripting
speed and API limitations
- Recommended method is to split multiple tag databases for
each sub-directory
Usage:
Commands:
:TagManagerAddDb <tagDB name> <filelist/pattern> [directory]
Illustration:
:TagManagerAddDb tags *.[ch]
:TagManagerAddDb tags *.[ch] .
[Note that both commands do the same, the directory is optional;
if omitted, the current directory is used]
:TagManagerAddDb tags **/*.[ch]
Recursively add all .c and .h files in the current directory and
directories under it. More complicated search patterns are
possible with the "**" operator. For more help, please see :help **
:TagManagerAddDb tags **/*.[ch] ./dir1/,./dir2/,./dir3/
Selectively build individual tags in each of these directories
recusively. Paths are relative to current directory. It is also
possible to specify the absolute paths
The sequence of commands has the same effect as the previous
command
:TagManagerAddDb tags **/*.[ch] ./dir1
:TagManagerAddDb tags **/*.[ch] ./dir2
:TagManagerAddDb tags **/*.[ch] ./dir3
:TagManagerAddDb tags */*.[ch] ./dir4 [not recursive]
Using file lists
:TagManagerAddDb tags files.lst dir1
Uses the "files.lst" file in directory "dir1" for the database
creation. Instead of using regex patterns, file lists can also
specified. Note that these files must be created manually
before-hand.
:TagManagerShowDbs
Shows the current loaded Dbs and their internal index
:TagManagerRemoveDb <index>
Use it to remove already loaded Tag Dbs. Index must be
obtained from the show command
Debugging:
:TagManagerShowDbDetail <index>
Show more details of the database: i.e., list of files tracked
:TagManagerShowLog
Internal debug log; displays the sequence of
actions/events/system commands executed. In case of anomalous
behavior, please log this.
Configuration:
:let g:TagMgr_CtagsProgName = 'ctags'
Specify the executable for the tag generation application.
:let g:TagMgr_CtagsProgDir = ''
Specify the directory in which the ctags app can be found. If
it is on the path, then it can be left empty.
:let g:TagMgr_CtagsExtraOpts = ''
Extra options for building the database. A better option is to
use the ~/.ctagsrc file to specify extra options; this will be
automatically used for every ctags run.
:let g:TagMgr_AutoTrackDbs = 1
Disable (0) or enable (1). TagManager will automatically setup
the Vim 'tags' variable to reflect the current paths. (More to
come later for this feature)
:let g:TagMgr_LogMaxLines = 30
Internal debug log. Sets the limit for the number of lines.
:let g:TagMgr_SourceListFile = 'files.lst'
When using a regex for file specification, TagManager will
create a file list with this name and then pass it to ctags.
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| install details |
Copy this file to ~/.vim/plugins/
or to /vimfiles/plugins/ (on Win32 platforms)
QuickStart:
1) Add the following to one of the following files:
(a) ~/.gvimrc, or
(b) ~/.vim/after/plugin/tagmgr.vim (filename has to be the same!)
Windows: $VIM\vimfiles\after\plugin\tagmgr.vim
NOTE: Adding to .vimrc will *NOT* work. Only GVim will use
.gvimrc file for startup. If you use console Vim, then
use the 'after' option.
TagManagerAddDb tags *.[ch] <change as per source language )
(or)
TagMangerAddDb tags **/*.[ch] <Recursive; use only if there are
directories>
2. Launch vim from the project root directory.
NOTE: The commands can be run from within Vim on the project root
directory without using the start-up scripts.
NOTE: This is a BETA version. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks! |
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