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Insert additional symbols from ctags file for parsing html/js #73

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teungri opened this issue Aug 10, 2018 · 2 comments
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Insert additional symbols from ctags file for parsing html/js #73

teungri opened this issue Aug 10, 2018 · 2 comments
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@teungri
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teungri commented Aug 10, 2018

I use codequery in combination with other ide (vscode).
codequery is very good in browsing through code base.

Currently parsing a tags file (with cqmakedb) results in only adding additional class
inheritance / members to the database.

I am currently working in web environment, c#, html, js, angular and would like also to browse html/js
files.
Therefore I adapted cqmakedb so that additional symbols found in the tags file will be added to the db.
I attached the sw changes a made + the ctag optons for correctly parsing html/js

changes to cqmakedb:
codequery_ea686136c2a36a313a4ec64c1d23ab0da7b38880_changed.zip

ctag options for parsing html/js:
ctags_options_web.txt

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Hi @teungri,
Sorry. I missed this issue. I'll take a look and try to merge this change.
It would have been easier if you generated a pull request - but that's ok.
Thank you.

@ruben2020 ruben2020 self-assigned this Mar 29, 2020
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I have to currently leave out these changes at the moment, because I don't know the effect it has on the other languages. Also the single character types from tags file cannot be dumped into the database, as it has different meaning to what cscope defined.

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