Browsing through the gnucash source is much easier since I discovered
etags; it's great.
I ran etags on the files for each of the directories I wanted to put
a TAGS file (ie. find ./ -name "*.[cChH]" -o -name "*.pl" -o -name
"*.scm" | etags -). Then, in xemacs I can jump to the definitions of
functions, etc. for the C source code.
However, xemacs wouldn't jump from point somewhere on "gnc:main"
...
func = gh_eval_str("gnc:main");
...
in
gnucash/src/guile/gnucash.c
to
(define (gnc:main)
in gnucash/src/scm/main.scm
So how do I get this to work - jumping from C to guile and back again?
And a related question. I sometimes put point on what I assume is
some GNOME variable, function or whatever (eg. GList). Do I have to
install some GNOME dev library to be able to jump to the GNOME
definition? Some doco available?
Jonathan
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