> - When the file out of source tree is specified, warn about it and
> ignore the file.
I agree.
> - When the specified file does not exist (realpath failed), exit as failure.
I think it is enough to ignore such files with warning, because they are
not harmful to us.
> - Spaces are separator of path. Therefore, two or more files can be
> specified in one line.
>
> echo a.c b.c c.c | gtags --file=-
I think we should allow only newline as a separator, because we have
a plan like follows:
o Allow spaces in path name of source files.
derived from [Plans for the future]
<http://www.gnu.org/software/global/plans.html>
(Currently GLOBAL cannot treat the path which includes spaces in it.)
Though it is difficult to implement, a lot of people hope for it.
If we allow space as a separator, above plan would become distant.
> - Path does not need to start with "./"
I agree.
> - The --file option is applicable also to incremental updating.
> In order to show typical usage, a patch for linux-2.6.12.3 is attached.
I agree.
> langmap is used only by parser.
Doesn't the file list include the files which are not source file like
README, Makefile or so on? I think the file list include such files,
and gtags should decide whether a file is source file or not by referring
langmap as done so now. Because, soon or later, the file list should be
used by htags,
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