Hello,
On 6/27/06, SHANKAR R-R66203 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
I am using tags heavily.
0tags command seems to not work properly.
Let me explain the problem:
When I type tags, the following is printed by VIM.
# TO tag FROM line in file/text
1 1 mcu_mac7201 1 \Profiles\r66203\_tags\LF\harlech.hier
2 1 core_mac7201 1017
~\..\..\Projects\Harlech\verilog\mcu_mac7201.v
3 1 ipss_mac7201 1696
~\..\..\Projects\Harlech\verilog\core_mac7201.v
> 4 1 crg_arm 1908 crg_arm #(MOD_EN_WIDTH) crg_arm (
5 1 crg_core 472 ~\..\..\Projects\Harlech\verilog\crg_arm.v
6 1 crg_cgen 448
~\..\..\Projects\Harlech\verilog\crg_core.v
I am currently at tag#4 i.e. crg_arm
I want to go to tag#5, i.e. crg_core
So, I type the following in the command line
:0tag
As per my understanding with the 0tag documentation, this command takes
to the "last used tag".
This does not work.
VIM reports an error message.
How do I go to tag#5, without typing
:tag crg_core
You can use ":tag" command to jump to the next tag in the tag
stack. The ":0tag" command jumps to the current tag in the tag
stack. You can use the ":pop" command (or CTRL-T) to jump to
the previous tag in the tag stack.
- Yegappan
