![]() Libseccomp-dev libjansson-dev libyaml-dev libxml2-dev #Ctags gedit installSudo apt install gcc make pkg-config autoconf automake python3-docutils Just do: cp ~/.vim/bundle/auto_update_cscope_ctags_database/misc_config/.globalrc ~/ globalrc file, if you do not config this file Which will can use base function(update cscope and ctags database)Ī: sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libxt-dev libx11-devī: sudo apt-get install tcl-dev libperl-dev libncurses5-dev python-dev python3-dev ruby-dev If U vim do not support timers, Feature (auto reset cscope' and 'check_update_when_first_load_vim)will be disable If you os support command: gnome-osd-client or notify-send, GUI will show mesage when collect databaseĪlso suggest build vim with timers(vim -version| grep timers) Need must install: cscope sed python and vim_with_python( vim -version| grep python) 'Bundle 'haolongzhangm/auto_update_cscope_ctags_database' Ps: 1 2 3 4 5function already be integrated in "auto_update_cscope_ctags_database"ħ: cp auto_update_cscope_ctags_database/misc_config/.globalrc ~/ #ways A Global will be more fast than cscope, about 2X fastĪll ctags file use the same with cscope backend createġ: remove hard config database in vimrc eg: set tag=tags Ģ: remove hard config database in vimrc eg: cs add xxxģ: also need remove database manage plugn if U usedĥ: remove any config for gnu-global, like set cscopeprg=gtags-cscopeĦ: remove autoload_cscope.vim if u have install this script #Ctags gedit updateGlobal support incremental update mode,cscope do not support #Ctags gedit macNow we support Linux and MAC OS, do not support Windows, caused by windows do not support 'find'Ĭommand, If u want to use it at windows env, U need to expand Windows sopport unix-like 'find'įor cscope we support two backend, cscope and gloabl, default use global If we can not match kernel tree we will use 'find' command to gen needed files.More info: man find We can intelligent detect it is a Linux kernel tree, then call make cscope for genĪlpha', 'arm', 'avr32', 'c6x', 'frv', 'hexagon', 'm68k', 'microblaze', 'mn10300', #easy create new cscope and ctags databse by command :CreatetagĬan intelligent identificate Linux kernel dir eg:Įven U eidt at subdir like vim kirkwood-cpufreq.c at dir kernel/drivers/cpufreq We also add a command :Manualremovedatabase Which porvide a chance to update database onetimeĮspiaclly, user disable g:auto_run_function_when_cscope_connect = 0 We also add a command :Manualupdatedatabaseonetime To start or stop auto update database manually Let g:auto_run_function_when_cscope_connect = 0 If U do not want to auto update database during edit you file Let g:check_update_when_first_load_vim = 0 If U do not want vim check database update when firstly load vim Seems easier to start from a program that already has all that.Brief (Va.0) #auto load cscope database and ctags databse, even diffrect project swicthĪfter run buffer write command eg, w, we will try update database if already connect a cscope database,Īlso we can check file update(may casued by git pull, add new file or edit by notepad) Those must be hard to develop "the right way" for a new project. ![]() Proper search functions, hot keys, reliability, etc. I'm not saying focuswriter is a bad idea, but it seems that a lot of (very good!) editing functionality is very useful once you get familiar with it. Would it really be such a bad idea to develop a prose-mode for existing editors? ![]() I'm sure people with a bit more experience could do that fairly easily. #Ctags gedit fullOf all the features mentioned so far, the primary one I can't immediately accomplish with emacs is to make it full screen without the bottom status bar, and a less-than-fullscreen text area. And that does sound like a reasonable idea, to me at least. I think the intention of that remark wasn't that the prose writers develop these rc files, but that someone (like the developer of focuswriter) does. > built-in adventure game or support for ctags any time soon. I doubt focuswriter will gain syntax highlighting, a > emacs, is a completely different thing from a word processor with a focus ![]() > text editor with its main focus on developing software, like vim or > macros, yes, you really are out of touch with what authors want. As soon as you suggest that authors develop a. ![]()
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