> Currently, "global -f" expands symlink which points to a directory.
> It is necessary to stop expanding symlink to avoid the reappearance of bug
> reported in
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-global/2006-10/msg00002.html.
You are right. Thank you for pointing out.
> However, <symlink>/.. cannot be correctly treated without following symbolic
> link.
There are two ideas about '..'(parent directory).
/home/src/ (a project directory, it has GTAGS)
+-lib/
+-src/
+-- main.c
+-foo (symlink)
|
|
/sys/ v
+-----bar/ (outside of the project, it doesn't have GTAGS)
+-----src/
+-- main.c
The parent directory of 'foo' is
(1) /home/src
(2) /sys
We might have to take (1).
If so, the answer to your previous question is
"main 4 src/main.c main(int argc, char *argv[])"
instead "'/sys/src/main.c' is out of source tree".
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