Bas van den Berg wrote:
> The least work would of course be to just generate a compatible tags file and
> be done with it ;)
> But looking at the tags file, it seemed unable to distinguish between same
> name variables that live closely together in the same source file, but refer
> to different declarations, for example:
> ..
>
> if (..) {
> int a = 10;
> a++; // this 'a' refers to the one above
> }
> if (..) {
> char* a = ..
>
> // any 'a' reference here refers to the char* a
> }
>
> In my case, I definitely want to make this distinction. I'll look into the
> tags format more closely,
> so see if it can indeed do this.
>
> Thx for the replies!
Tags are used for names with a larger scope. For variables with
function scope you can use "gd". That usually works. If you make
changes you probably have an outdated tags file anyway.
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