Emacs is my editor of choice, and I use the cscope intergration xcscope.el provides. Recently I had a flirt with Vim. I decided to stay with Emacs, but one of the things I really liked in Vim was how
I usually hop between files on my cscope-indexed codebase by using :cscope find f <filename> I\'m trying to define a keyboard shortcut to prevent me having to type \":cscope find f\" everyti
I currently开发者_开发百科 use the A.vim plugin to swap between header and implementation file. The limitation of this script is that it only works if both are in the same folder.
I have a huge list of C source and header files, actually an autogenerated \"cscope.files\" file. Is there a way to search for a string(not a C symbol) in all those files?
I was wondering if anyone knew of way of making gvim to default to the behavior of opening all files opened by gvim into the same gvim instance.I know there are parameters that could be sent to it by
When I used this command to search functions who call this function, if there are more than one result, only the first one showed in the buffer, how do I go to the next one with a vi command or shortc
Cscope has eleven search input fields 开发者_开发百科in interactive mode. But when I try to use it in line-oriented output mode and specify Find all symbol assignments: field using -10 switch it does
i have template class A, the definition is in a.hpp a.h template <...> A { void Test(); }; #include a.hpp
There are some folder that contains space, and as a result, those folders can not be indexed using cscope.
Are there any alternatives to ctags and cscope with Objective-c support.This does pertain to cocoa development, so inevitably it seems I will be using Xcode (and probably should).I was just wondering
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