ctags for TTCN-3 / vim? [message #1822313] |
Tue, 03 March 2020 18:38 |
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I was wondering if anyone had a recommended configuration or "best practice" in terms of the use of ctags with TTCN-3 code. I'm used to use it in complex C programs, and it's quite nice to be able to naviagate using it in vim. It would be great to also use this when working with TTCN-3 code.
exuberant-ctags seems to nevre have merged a patch for TTCN-3 support. I quickly tried ctags-universal, but it only puts a fraction of the function names in the ctags file.
Thanks!
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Re: ctags for TTCN-3 / vim? [message #1822332 is a reply to message #1822327] |
Wed, 04 March 2020 08:03 |
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Thanks, but no, thanks. I'd rather use Emacs over vi than switch to any kind of highly complex, resource-hungry IDE or the like - no matter what its name may be.
A web browser and gnumeric as a spreadsheet as well as EDA software for electronics design are about the only non-commandline tools that I use for decades now. And still, every time I have to touch the mouse I feel like something is wrong.
I understand that graphical user interfaces and complex IDEs have their user base, and I respect that - but it's very clearly not my kind of work environment. I am a strong believer in the thesis that it's much more efficient for a human to adapt to textual/command based user interfaces than to create an "easy to use for anyone quickly but hard to use efficiently if you spend all your day in it" graphical user interface.
Guess I'll contact the author of the universal-ctags TTCN3 support to figure out why it's not indexing all of the TTCN3 functions in my codebase.
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