Carl Jackson wrote:

> I'm curious if there's any interest in accepting the tagfunc patch (or 
> something similar in spirit) into vim:
> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/vim_dev/jWXPP2II0YA/lYw3j74snnwJ
> 
> My use-case is to make better use of modern static analysis tools:
> many programming languages have very high quality tools that know
> exactly where any given source symbol was defined, without having to
> resort to precomputed ctags-like textual indexes. Unfortunately, these
> tools are very difficult to integrate into vim, and most vim plugins
> which add support for these tools cut corners and don't replicate any
> of ctags' stack-like or tselect behavior, which makes for a pretty
> terrible UX.
> 
> I don't have strong opinions on the best way to tackle this problem,
> but tagfunc seems like a very convenient solution (an alternative
> might be a mechanism to programmatically push and pop entries from the
> tag stack). Especially given that this patch has been floating around
> for a while now, I'd be eager to see it included in vim proper.

Can you give examples of those tools?  I wonder what would be the best
way to communicate with them.  Adding a Vim script function likely has
the disadvantage that it can only work synchronously, thus block the
user while analyzing the code.  Some plugins use Python to communicate
asynchronously, supporting that might be a better direction.

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