Hello all! Such an expression in PHP code: ------------------ `ls ~/*` ----------------- produces an error in gtags-parser: unexpected end of comment.
What did You do: --------------- echo '<?php echo `ls ~/*`; ?>' >test.php gtags -------------- What did you expect from it? --------------- No output and some non-empty files GPATH GRTAGS GSYMS GTAGS What was occured? (as is) -------------------- gtags-parser: unexpected end of comment. gtags: command failed in xargs_read(). ------------------ I use GNU GLOBAL 5.7.1 from Ubuntu 10.4 Of course, replacement of back-ticks to 'shell_exec' function solves the problem, but I think that as long the back-tick operator is still supported in PHP it should be supported in gtags-parser also. -- Alexander Lelyakin Institut für Kern- und Energietechnik Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH Email: [email protected] Phone: +49(7247)824101 Fax : +49(7247)824777
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