[TxMt] Re: Reading Code?

[David Frascone]

Cool -- I would be interested.
Is the ctags one for BSD ctags, or exuberant?

Also -- is this the best way?  I had assumed that there would be some code
browsing fu that I just did not know about.

-Dave

2009/3/27 Mathieu Godart <mathieu at coolsand-tech.fr>

> David,
> There is a *ctags* bundle in the official Bundle SVN database (you can get
> it using the GetBundle bundle). And a *cscope* bundle can be found here:
>
> http://gerd.knops.org/?p=7
>
> But as I was not really satisfied with those two guys, I created a new
> bundle exploiting *cscope* and *ctags* to create some commands useful for
> C/C++ codes (and maybe for some other languages): completion, jump to
> definition, jump back, find functions calling this function, etc.
>
> If you are interested in this bundle, I can send it to you.
>
> Best regards,
> Mathieu
>
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> Le 26 mars 09 à 22:04, David Frascone a écrit :
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>
> Anyone have any favorite Bundles for studying new code?  I typically use a
> combination of ctags / vim, but I was hoping that TextMate had some magic to
> make things easier . . .
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> Let me know!
>
> -Dave
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