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2 total messages Started by Franz-Josef Wirtz Mon, 26 Feb 1996 22:04

create TAGS-file for REXX-sources - how?

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Author: Franz-Josef Wirtz
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 22:04

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At least some of you know of the programs ctags or etags, which build
a TAGS-file. This file can be used by emacs or vi (and maybe other
editors) to lookup functions, structures or so. Unfortunatly these
programs are restricted to a limited set of languages.

Does anybody know of scripts, batches or programs to build such a
TAGS-file for other languages, i.e. for REXX?

Please note where to get them.

Thanx--
Dr. Franz-Josef Wirtz                           Juelicher Str. 299
Physical Chemist                                D-52070 Aachen
Phone: 49-241-962005           	                Germany

Re: create TAGS-file for REXX-sources - how?

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Author: Larry Margolis
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 19:56

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In <31322e79.45434f544f504941@ecotopia.tng.oche.de>, fjw@ECOTOPIA.TNG.OCHE.DE (Franz-Josef Wirtz) writes:
>Does anybody know of scripts, batches or programs to build such a
>TAGS-file for other languages, i.e. for REXX?
>
>Please note where to get them.

You didn't specify what platform you are interested in.  For OS/2, EPM 6's
built-in tags support includes support for Asm, C, C++, E, Java, Modula,
Pascal, and Rexx.  (Other languages can be added by the user if desired.)

Availability - anonymous FTP from Hobbes (hobbes.nmsu.edu), in the
/os2/editors directory.  The file EPMBBS.TXT contains directions and a
packing list; get that to see what other pieces you might want to download.
It's also on ftp.leo.org, which is local for you; I'm not sure what
directory they moved it to.

--
Larry Margolis, MARGOLI@YKTVMV (Bitnet), margoli@watson.IBM.com (Internet)

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