Hi. Shigio.
My comments Below.
>>>>> "Shigio" == Shigio YAMAGUCHI <shi...@gnu.org> writes:
Shigio> Hello everybody, I have put new gtags.el to the repository, which
natively supports
Shigio> TRAMP.
[http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/*checkout*/global/global/gtags.el] It's
Shigio> working somehow, can you give it a try?
I am going to try as soon as I could. Right now I am doing sysadmin
activities.
Shigio> Required: GNU Emacs version 22 or later (Tested on version 26).
Limitations:
Shigio> gtags-visit-rootdir: Does not work. gtags-path-style: 'root is
automatically converted
Shigio> to 'relative.
I do not know what is the meaning of this. When I tested in the past it
worked for me as expected. Actually What functionality I am missing If I
do not have 'gtags-visit-rootdir'. Perhaps is something I have replaced
with 'project-find-file'.
Shigio> By the way, I still cannot pass environment variables to the remote
site using tramp
Shigio> mode. Can anyone please tell me how to do it?
No idea How could I test that. Let me know. How to try and fail what You
were trying to do. I have not had any missing functionality on my use
case after applying the change some months ago. YMMV. On emacs we have
several alternatives for the same option. For example. If I have this
struct:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
~/dev/wxwidgets/faena $ tree -d
.
├── docs
│ ├── sql
│ │ └── init_data
│ └── xrc
└── src
├── derived
├── dialect
├── generic
├── patapata
├── tantay
└── tests
35 directories
~/dev/wxwidgets/faena $ tree src
src
├── ActivityFrm.cpp
├── ActivityFrm.h
├── app_object_macros.h
└── zworkbook_cell_bean.c
6 directories, 94 files
~/dev/wxwidgets/faena $
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
If I want to move to the root of the file. I could go to the compilation
buffer and do M-x dired-jump
I could also start on the buffer for the file ActivityFrm.cpp
M-x dired-jump and when on dired ^ two times. That also would let me to
the project root dir. All of this is very quick. It is on your muscle memory
Best Regards. Thanks for working on this.
