On 2009-11-25, Tuo Pe wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have Vim 7.2.245 on Ubuntu 9.10.
>
> I am browsing through this source code:
>
> def __open(argv=None):
> uris = __get_uris(argv)
> __open_via_dbus(uris)
> from Utils import init_gnome
> init_gnome()
> from InstanceManager import Manager
> Manager().open_files(uris)
> return
>
> I put the cursor on "init_gnome()" and then press Ctrl-]. Vim
> complains, "E426: tag not found: init_gnome(". (I have generated
> the proper tags file and set it up with ":set tags=...". I give
> ":tag init_gnome" and it works. What is the problem here?
Note that vim complains about not finding the tag "init_gnome(", not
"init_gnome". This suggests that "(" is included in the 'iskeyword'
option. It isn't by default. To verify that the "(" is there and
to see what might have put it there, execute
:verbose set isk?
HTH,
Gary
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