> I'm trying to make my vim highlight all defined type from a C++
> project tag file.
>
> I found this function:
>
>
> function! s:highlight() let list = taglist('.*')
> for item in list
> let kind = item.kind
> if kind == 'f' || kind == 'c'
> let name = item.name
> exec 'syntax keyword Identifier '.name
> endif
> endfor
> endfunction
>
>
> It does exactly what I want but is horribly slow :-(
>
> I tried :echo taglist('.*') which is what takes most time (the project
> tree is quite big). But doing :echo taglist('TYPE.*') returns almost
> immediately. I didn't manage to make the function (which I only partly
> understand) work with it.
Hello again,
I've read the doc (as I should have done in the first place) and
discovered the argument passed to taglist() is a regexp of tags to be
found.
What I still don't understand in the function is the item.kind. Where is
this documented ?
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