Hi,
> Hi all,
>
> This is my first mail to this group. I got admired of this tool, and
> found very much useful.
>
> I have a question that,
> 1. Am navigating C source files,
> 2. am able to go to the another file's function using ctags, and CTRL+]
> 3. Will i able to do the same under this taglist plugin.
>
> Say i am in file A, and the cursor is in the function name of the
> function which is in the file B. If i want to go to that function
> definition then i can do the same in ctags by using CTRL+]. But how i
> can do it with taglist plugin. I did it in multiple steps as, going to
> the taglist window, searching for the function name, and then pressing
> enter.
>
> Is there any single step to do this is there ?
>
No. The taglist plugin doesn't support jumping to a tag from a file
using the Vim tag commands. The tag list plugin doesn't store the
output from exuberant ctags in a file that can be used by the Vim
tag commands.
- Yegappan
> Hi all,
>
> This is my first mail to this group. I got admired of this tool, and
> found very much useful.
>
> I have a question that,
> 1. Am navigating C source files,
> 2. am able to go to the another file's function using ctags, and CTRL+]
> 3. Will i able to do the same under this taglist plugin.
>
> Say i am in file A, and the cursor is in the function name of the
> function which is in the file B. If i want to go to that function
> definition then i can do the same in ctags by using CTRL+]. But how i
> can do it with taglist plugin. I did it in multiple steps as, going to
> the taglist window, searching for the function name, and then pressing
> enter.
>
> Is there any single step to do this is there ?
>
No. The taglist plugin doesn't support jumping to a tag from a file
using the Vim tag commands. The tag list plugin doesn't store the
output from exuberant ctags in a file that can be used by the Vim
tag commands.
- Yegappan