Hello,
>
> I have set this to a low value (lower than the default 20) and it
> seems to make no difference. I am expecting to see the sublist of
> variables, for example, to be somehow truncated with an option to view
> the rest.
>
> Also, I have done some counting, and there are more than the default
> 20 of variables etc. that appear.
>
Which version of the taglist plugin are you using? I am not able
to reproduce this problem with the latest taglist plugin.
The taglist plugin menu displays only Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items items
in the sub-menus for each tag type.
Note that if there are 20 variable defined in a program and you
have set Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items to 5, then you will see four
sub-menus with 5 tags each for the 'Variable' tag type.
>
> Is it just me, or is this feature somehow borked? I've read the plugin
> code (but admit I don't really know it) and I could see how some
> looping errors could occcur.
>
Can you elaborate on the looping errors that you found?
- Yegappan
>
> Anyone else with this problem?
>
> To test it, all you should have to to is put a line like this in your
> .vimrc and you should notice changes right away.
>
> let g:Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items = 15
>
> Thanks,
> --B747
>
>
> I have set this to a low value (lower than the default 20) and it
> seems to make no difference. I am expecting to see the sublist of
> variables, for example, to be somehow truncated with an option to view
> the rest.
>
> Also, I have done some counting, and there are more than the default
> 20 of variables etc. that appear.
>
Which version of the taglist plugin are you using? I am not able
to reproduce this problem with the latest taglist plugin.
The taglist plugin menu displays only Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items items
in the sub-menus for each tag type.
Note that if there are 20 variable defined in a program and you
have set Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items to 5, then you will see four
sub-menus with 5 tags each for the 'Variable' tag type.
>
> Is it just me, or is this feature somehow borked? I've read the plugin
> code (but admit I don't really know it) and I could see how some
> looping errors could occcur.
>
Can you elaborate on the looping errors that you found?
- Yegappan
>
> Anyone else with this problem?
>
> To test it, all you should have to to is put a line like this in your
> .vimrc and you should notice changes right away.
>
> let g:Tlist_Max_Submenu_Items = 15
>
> Thanks,
> --B747
>