run "CocCommand tags.generate", echo "tagfile generated"
in my coc-setting,
`
"list.source.tags.command": "gtags --skip-symlink=a --gtagsconf d:\software\gtags\share\gtags\gtags.conf --gtagslabel native-pygments",
`
and I have generated tags using "ctags -R .", too.
so, in my src dir, there are "GTAGS" and "tags"
however, I run coc-definition, echo "definition not found"
and
run "CocList tags", echo "no tag files found, use ":CocCommand tags.generate" to generate tagfile."
I check the source. it need call tagfiles(), but in my gvim, it echo "[]", when call tagfiles(). So, should I config the tagfiles to make coc-list works.
and could coc-list support gtags?
`
async loadItems(_context) {
let {nvim} = this;
let cwd = await nvim.call("getcwd");
let tagfiles = await nvim.call("tagfiles");
if (!tagfiles || tagfiles.length == 0) {
throw new Error('no tag files found, use ":CocCommand tags.generate" to generate tagfile.');
}
let task = new FileTask();
task.start(tagfiles, cwd);
return task;
}
chemzqm
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3 years ago
Windows 10 Vim 8.2.2366
run "CocCommand tags.generate", echo "tagfile generated"
in my coc-setting, ` "list.source.tags.command": "gtags --skip-symlink=a --gtagsconf d:\software\gtags\share\gtags\gtags.conf --gtagslabel native-pygments",
` and I have generated tags using "ctags -R .", too. so, in my src dir, there are "GTAGS" and "tags"
however, I run coc-definition, echo "definition not found" and run "CocList tags", echo "no tag files found, use ":CocCommand tags.generate" to generate tagfile."
I check the source. it need call tagfiles(), but in my gvim, it echo "[]", when call tagfiles(). So, should I config the tagfiles to make coc-list works.
and could coc-list support gtags? ` async loadItems(_context) { let {nvim} = this; let cwd = await nvim.call("getcwd"); let tagfiles = await nvim.call("tagfiles"); if (!tagfiles || tagfiles.length == 0) { throw new Error('no tag files found, use ":CocCommand tags.generate" to generate tagfile.'); } let task = new FileTask(); task.start(tagfiles, cwd); return task; }
`