apt-get install ctags
이렇게 명령을 치면
주의, ctags 대신에 exuberant-ctags 패키지를 선택합니다 이렇게 뜨면서 exuberant-ctags가 설치가 되네요
이넘은 ctags -R 이게 먹히지가 않습니다
exuberant-ctags 이게 설치되어 있을때 ctags -R과 같은 처리를 하는 명령어가 뭔가요? 도움말을 봐도 모르겠네요
ctags 명령어
-R Equivalent to --recurse.
exuberant-ctags 명령어
-a Append the tags to an existing tag file.
-B Use backward searching patterns (?..?).
-e Output tag file for use with Emacs.
-f <name>
Write tags to specified file. Value of "-" writes tags to stdout
["tags"; or "TAGS" when -e supplied].
-F Use forward searching patterns (/…/) (default).
-h <list>
Specify list of file extensions to be treated as include files.
[".h.H.hh.hpp.hxx.h++"].
-I <list|@file>
A list of tokens to be specially handled is read from either the
command line or the specified file.
-L <file>
A list of source file names are read from the specified file.
If specified as "-", then standard input is read.
-n Equivalent to --excmd=number.
-N Equivalent to --excmd=pattern.
-o Alternative for -f.
-R Equivalent to --recurse.
-u Equivalent to --sort=no.
-V Equivalent to --verbose.
-x Print a tabular cross reference file to standard output.
–append=[yes|no]
Should tags should be appended to existing tag file [no]?
–etags-include=file
Include reference to ‘file’ in Emacs-style tag file (requires -e).
–exclude=pattern
Exclude files and directories matching ‘pattern’.
–excmd=number|pattern|mix
Uses the specified type of EX command to locate tags [mix].
–extra=[+|-]flags
Include extra tag entries for selected information (flags: "fq").
–fields=[+|-]flags
Include selected extension fields (flags: "afmikKlnsStz") [fks].
–file-scope=[yes|no]
Should tags scoped only for a single file (e.g. "static" tags
be included in the output [yes]?
–filter=[yes|no]
Behave as a filter, reading file names from standard input and
writing tags to standard output [no].
–filter-terminator=string
Specify string to print to stdout following the tags for each file
parsed when --filter is enabled.
–format=level
Force output of specified tag file format [2].
–help
Print this option summary.
–if0=[yes|no]
Should C code within #if 0 conditional branches be parsed [no]?
–<LANG>-kinds=[+|-]kinds
Enable/disable tag kinds for language <LANG>.
–langdef=name
Define a new language to be parsed with regular expressions.
–langmap=map(s)
Override default mapping of language to source file extension.
–language-force=language
Force all files to be interpreted using specified language.
–languages=[+|-]list
Restrict files scanned for tags to those mapped to langauges
specified in the comma-separated ‘list’. The list can contain any
built-in or user-defined language [all].
–license
Print details of software license.
–line-directives=[yes|no]
Should #line directives be processed [no]?
–links=[yes|no]
Indicate whether symbolic links should be followed [yes].
–list-kinds=[language|all]
Output a list of all tag kinds for specified language or all.
–list-languages
Output list of supported languages.
–list-maps=[language|all]
Output list of language mappings.
–options=file
Specify file from which command line options should be read.
–recurse=[yes|no]
Recurse into directories supplied on command line [no].
–regex-<LANG>=/line_pattern/name_pattern/[flags]
Define regular expression for locating tags in specific language.
–sort=[yes|no|foldcase]
Should tags be sorted (optionally ignoring case) [yes]?.
–tag-relative=[yes|no]
Should paths be relative to location of tag file [no; yes when -e]?
–totals=[yes|no]
Print statistics about source and tag files [no].
–verbose=[yes|no]
Enable verbose messages describing actions on each source file.
–version
Print version identifier to standard output.