I'm using fzf for a few weeks now and it really changed my workflow. I'm working on a big project with multiple things interconnected.
I'd like to use :Tags command to have an overview of all existing tags in the whole project (not to have multiple tags files) in the folder /home/work/. I precise that the ctag bin is in /home/ctags/bin/.
My command in the vimrc is
let g:fzf_tags_command='/home/ctags/bin/ctags -R --extra=+qf --excmd=pattern --exclude=Makefile -f /home/work/tags /home/work/project/'
Because of something I don't understand, while I use :Tags, tags file is generated where I want to, but the error "Failed to create tags" occurs..
The question becomes more simple : how to force fzf to use a specific tag file ?
The question becomes more simple : how to force fzf to use a specific tag file ?
Bonus
I added
set tags=/home/work,tags;
set tags+=/usr/include
To also include import tags, but it doesn't seem to work. Any idea ?
EDIT
Found the solution !
This has to be added on top of .vimrc file
set autochdir
set tags=/home/work/tags,tags;
And the command for :Tags is
let g:fzf_tags_command='/home/ctags/bin/ctags -R -f /home/work/tags --extra=+qf --excmd=pattern --exclude=Makefile /home/work/project/'
Hi everyone,
I'm using fzf for a few weeks now and it really changed my workflow. I'm working on a big project with multiple things interconnected.
I'd like to use
:Tags
command to have an overview of all existing tags in the whole project (not to have multiple tags files) in the folder/home/work/
. I precise that the ctag bin is in/home/ctags/bin/
.My command in the vimrc is
Because of something I don't understand, while I use :Tags, tags file is generated where I want to, but the error "Failed to create tags" occurs..
The question becomes more simple : how to force fzf to use a specific tag file ?
The question becomes more simple : how to force fzf to use a specific tag file ?
Bonus I added
To also include import tags, but it doesn't seem to work. Any idea ?
EDIT Found the solution !
This has to be added on top of
.vimrc
fileAnd the command for
:Tags
is