> in the folder of the current file and then up the parent folders.
>
> On my first try it seems this is not working:
>
> set tags=./TAGS,../TAGS,../../TAGS,../../../TAGS,../../../../TAGS
>
> Any ideas?
My guess is that it's probably looking relative to the current
directory, not the current file, and you want the latter. You could use
:set tags=./TAGS,./../TAGS,./../../TAGS
The explicit ./ should make it relative to the file, not the current
directory.
But, it is probably better to try
:set tags=./TAGS;
This uses an upward search which apparently works for the 'tags' option
(:help file-searching).
It is important that 'd' is not in cpoptions. Check this with
:set cpo?
And use
:set cpo-=d
if you need to fix it.
See :help 'tags' for a little more info and cross-references.
Ben.
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