> On 2011-08-18, sinbad wrote:
> > hi,
>
> > i've been using vim to browse c code and i think many of the
> > users will be using it to write some sort of programming code
> > be it c, c++, perl ... currently i use vim along with cscope/ctags.
> > when i ever i make changes to the code all the cscope indexing
> > will be lost.i have to re-cscope/ctags again. this is very painful if
> > i
> > am making lot's of changes (which is always the case). i think
> > there is no easy way to incrementally update cscope/ctag the changes,
> > besides the obvious choice of rebuilding the whole cscope database
> > which might take a while if the source files are huge. so, why can't
> > we add this functionality inbuilt into vim. are there any projects
> > going
> > on in this regard, or do i really don't know how to use vim with
> > cscope.
>
> If the problem is incrementally updating the cscope and ctags
> databases, then the proper solution is to add that capability to
> cscope and ctags.
>
> Regards,
> Gary
Right, it makes sense. But, since cscope/ctags is not doing the job
properly
and it warrants more for vim to have it's own inbuilt cscope/ctags
functionality.
seriously, if such a feature is available who will not use it.
thanks
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