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- Hi Roy, I agree that the many sources / water coolers is a problem for us. Getting c.d.i. into the forums is my next "project". In as much that I will be poking the people that can do the...
- First off, logging #ingres and making the log available via http://irc.planetingres.org is hugely welcome, and many thanks for that. But just to elaborate a little on the grumbling you refer to at...
- no problem, if you have any more send it my way.
- Thanks Grant! :-) --Roy
- Hey, Updated the Connectivity News Announcement on the Ingres Community Wiki with the latest PHP announcement Teresa
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I recently discovered ctags, a program that generates a tag/index file for C, Java, PHP, Python, Ruby. For those new to the Ingres source ctags is an invaluable tool for navigating the Ingres source tree. Editors like vi and Emacs can use the generated tag file to allow the coder to go
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1 year ago
vi -t IIapi_initialize
and it will take you to the first file with that symbol in and take you to that line in the file. It'll also load a 'stack' of other file references which you can then navigate through. There are different ways to do so :tn and :tp will take you to the next and previous occurrences respectively, and :ts will allow you to select from a list.
:help tags opens a help file with full description of how to use tags with vim.