Well, the HTML which htags generated with cgi option can't search on Win32
Platform.
I dig into the problem, I found that :
htags/global.cgi :
open(PIPE, "-|") || exec '@globalpath@', '--result=ctags-xid', '-e',
$pattern;
The problem is, the "-|" is not supported on Win32.
So, I wrote this patch.
Please review it.
Index: global-5.4/htags/global.cgi.tmpl.in
===================================================================
--- global-5.4.orig/htags/global.cgi.tmpl.in
+++ global-5.4/htags/global.cgi.tmpl.in
@@ -128,9 +128,9 @@ local(%ctab) = ('&', '&', '<', '<
#
$flags = $flag . $iflag . $oflag;
if ($flags eq '') {
- open(PIPE, "-|") || exec '@globalpath@', '--result=ctags-xid', '-e', $pattern;
+ open(PIPE, "@globalpath@ --result=ctags-xid -e $pattern |");
} else {
- open(PIPE, "-|") || exec '@globalpath@', '--result=ctags-xid', '-'.$flags, '-e', $pattern;
+ open(PIPE, "@globalpath@ --result=ctags-xid -$flags -e $pattern |");
}
if ($?) {
print "@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]";
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