GTags

by koko1000ban ST2

GNU GLOBAL(gtags) support for Sublime Text 2/3

Details

Version 2014.09.30.01.30.07
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 5 years ago
Last Seen 3 hours ago
First Seen 7 years ago

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Total 1K
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Readme

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SublimeGtags

This is a plugin for the Sublime Text 2/3 text editor that support GNU GLOBAL (gtags)

Installation

Clone this repo directly into your Packages directory.

Set Up

To set-up C/C++ Source Navigation:

Install CTAGS
Get GNU GLOBAL
In terminal cd to downloaded directory, and run command “./configure –with-exuberant-ctags” (This will use the Ctags as a parser for parsing files)
Type “make”.
Type “make install”.
Now run “gtags -v” in your project folder to create tag files.

Settings

You can point other locations for the GPATH, GRPATH etc files via the preferences. Main menu -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeGtags -> Settings - Users

There's a GTags.sublime-settings:

{
    // show relative paths in keyword jump selection panel
    "show_relative_paths": true,

    // a list of other locations to look up (GTAGSLIBPATH)
    "extra_tag_paths" : ["/usr/local/src/llvm-trunk/tools/clang"]
}

Compatibility

OS X (good)
Linux (fair)
Windows (fair)

Support

If you find something wrong with the plugin, the documentation, or wish to request a feature, let me know on the project’s issue page.

Thanks :)