add support for GNU Global?
See original GitHub issueg:Lf_Ctags
doesn’t work for gtags,no matter what I set it to be,gtags
or global
or gtags-cscope
.It seems only ctags is supported right now. Anyway,I can use cscope and just lack some fuzzy and regex things,but maybe you can enhance this great plugin?
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@linusboyle Now
--next
and--previous
are available for your requirement. You can use it like this:Leaderf <category> [--next | --previous]
, category can be any subcommand supported.@haihualuo
Suppose the full path of
foo
,bar
andlib_foo
are/foo
,/bar
and/lib_foo
respectively, and the 4th step isexport GTAGSLIBPATH=/lib_foo
, and a function calledfun()
is defined in/foo/foo.c
. Runglobal -d fun
inbar
, the output will be/lib_foo/foo.c
but not/foo/foo.c
, this is not correct, I don’t know why you saidwe can locate symbols from foo
.