* the copen was below the caddexpr and cn, so swapped the blocks.
Works much better for me now.. Hope, this is useful for updating official gtags.vim and improving it
----- Original Message ----
From: Ritesh Banerjee <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden; address@hidden
Cc: address@hidden
Sent: Saturday, April 5, 2008 11:33:18 PM
Subject: Regarding gtags.cim improvements
Hi Shigio san,
thanks for the wonderful global tool (esp. the
latest very fast versions). I used global and gtags.vim on Windows, and
had faced problems with the default script.
The gtags.vim script only worked on windows if I changed the following line:
let stuff = system(cmd . '>' . tmpfile)
--->
let stuff = system(cmd . '| tee ' . tmpfile)
Now, that of course, requires tee.exe (from cygwin or ming32) but works well.
Another
change I did (since the default global format is wasteful in printing
the pattern search on each line) is to change the following wrt
errorformat and global cmdline.
let cmd = 'global' . sep . '-tq' . option . sep . pattern
--->
let cmd = 'global' . sep . '--result grep -q' . option . sep . pattern
This obviates the need to change the default errorformat :-)
Finally,
to speed up the script processing, I commented out all previous
execution lines from the "system" function call, and added in its place
-----
cex! printf("Global:Searching [-%s] for [%s]", option, pattern)
caddex! system(cmd)
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Please
find my gtags.vim with the commented lines for the old method and its
change. I hope this makes gtags.vim work on windows and linux (w/o
requirement of tee.exe) and is also faster and more informative ...
Regards,
Ritesh Banerjee
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