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Article #379etags default selection in emacs cperl mode
From: Badari Kakumani
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 23:07
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 23:07
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folks, i use emacs cperl mode for writing the perl code. i am starting to use etags facility. when i search for a tag using M-. (find-tag) command in emacs, the default appears to be the word at which the cursor is located. typical perl function calls we have are of the form <package>::<function> and that is selected as the default. but etags needs only <function> to find the tag. so is there a way to influence etags find-tag routine to ignore the <package>:: prefix in the word around cursor and select just <function> as the default value to look for? thanks, -badari
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