Roman Hubacek wrote:
Dennis Dalessandro napsal(a):
How can I use ctags with SciTE? I've seen this wiki
http://lua-users.org/wiki/SciteTags
but can't seem to get it to work. There is a link to a lua script
(ctags.lua) I put that in my user properties file (should it go
somewhere else?), and under the tools menu I get the Goto Tag(Ctrl+.)
option, and when I hit that in the output pane I get ">find_ctag XXXXX"
but doesn't go to the file as defined in the tags file I created.
Any help appreciated.
Hi,
I am using ctags with Scite on Windows this way (I don't use lua):
I have each project on separate disk (using subst), tags file
generated by ctags -R in root of disk. With scite I have this tool:
command.name.5.*=Read Tags
command.5.*=readtags.exe -t\tags $(CurrentWord)
command.save.before.5.*=2
After Ctrl+5 it finds definitions for current word/selection into
output pane, F4 jumps over found entries.
On Windows, both utils from Exuberant ctags on path (ctags.exe,
readtags.exe).
What is readtags? Perhaps my ctags is too old...
Anyway, I added a primitive support of ctags a long time ago: you still
have to manually generate a ctags file (either with line numbers or
search strings), open it in SciTE, find a line and hit Ctrl+O: SciTE
will open the file and jump to the relevant line.
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