On Fri, 16 Apr 2010 20:39:59 +0200, Colomban wrote:
jordan a écrit :
As Enzo said, there is the scope to determine if a particular line
is part of a function or not, but its is not supported by every tag
generator used by Geany. What I personally chose was to walk the tag
list and find the
On 04/16/2010 02:39 PM, Colomban Wendling wrote:
jordan a écrit :
As Enzo said, there is the scope to determine if a particular line is
part of a function or not, but its is not supported by every tag
generator used by Geany. What I personally chose was to walk the tag
list and find the
jordan a écrit :
[…] however
this method seems broken as after the first comment block is inserted
any tags below the insertion no longer have a valid line number until
the application is saved.
I notice this behavior is also present in the symbol browser of Geany,
if you add some lines
jordan a écrit :
As Enzo said, there is the scope to determine if a particular line is
part of a function or not, but its is not supported by every tag
generator used by Geany. What I personally chose was to walk the tag
list and find the tag closest to the current line. Tweaking this way a
So this brings me to my questions, is there an easy way to
determine if
the current position in the editor is part of a
function or not? If so
is there an easy way to get the function
definition? If not could
someone maybe point me to some
tutorials about parsing text in c.
If you
Hi Jordan,
jordan a écrit :
I'm trying to write a plug-in that among other things adds a function
header.Unfortunately this is also my first C program so it has been
more of a learning experience then anything, but I'm finally at the
point where it sort of works.
What does your plugin,
