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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion MAINTAINERS
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First time:

git clone git://github.com/fishman/ctags.git
git clone git://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags.git
cd ctags
autoheader
autoconf
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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/fishman/ctags.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/fishman/ctags)
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/universal-ctags/ctags.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/universal-ctags/ctags)
[![Coverity Scan Build Status](https://scan.coverity.com/projects/4355/badge.svg)](https://scan.coverity.com/projects/4355)

This project continues the development of exuberant-ctags, but with the work
hosted at github.

The purpose of the project is preparing and maintaining common/unified working
space where people interested in making exuberant-ctags better can work
space where people interested in making universal-ctags better can work
together.

Pull-requests are welcome!
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# Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script.

AC_PREREQ([2.61])
AC_INIT([ctags],[exuberant])
AC_INIT([ctags],[universal])
AC_CONFIG_HEADERS([config.h])
if ! test -e "${srcdir}/config.h.in"; then
echo "---"
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============================================================

Please, add your name, background and interests here If you are
interested in contributing to exuberant-ctags steadily. So we can
interested in contributing to universal-ctags steadily. So we can
dispatch a task and/or an issue to the right person!

(Keep the list in alphabetical order.)
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I'm using ctags in batch jobs running on my source code base
where most of all source code in Fedora are deployed. I'm an
Emacs user, so generally I don't use ctags interactively
except when hacking exuberant-ctags. Therefore my primary goal
except when hacking universal-ctags. Therefore my primary goal
is to improve the robustness of parsers: I introduced Units
test facility and badinput command for achieving the goal.
The secondary goal is to support more languages and formats: I
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----

Many changes have been introduced in exuberant-ctags. Use git-log to
Many changes have been introduced in universal-ctags. Use git-log to
review changes not enumerated here, especially in language parsers.

Importing most of the changes from exuberant-ctags
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modelines. The line is inserted by a user of the text editor and can
be used to set the file type (Vim) or mode (emacs).

exuberant-ctags also recognizes these modeline and selects a language parser
universal-ctags also recognizes these modeline and selects a language parser
based on it if ``--guess-language-eagerly`` (or ``-G``) option is given.


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written can be loaded with ``--options=OPTION_FILE``.

This feature was extended such that ctags treats option files
as libraries. Developers of exuberant-ctags can maintain option files
as part of exuberant-ctags, making part of its release. With ``make
as libraries. Developers of universal-ctags can maintain option files
as part of universal-ctags, making part of its release. With ``make
install`` they are also installed along with ctags command.

exuberant-ctags prepares directories where the option files are installed.
universal-ctags prepares directories where the option files are installed.

Consider a GNU/Linux distribution.
The following directories are searched when loading an option file:
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The option file loading rules explained in "Option library" is more
complex. If a directory is specified as parameter for ``--option`` instead
of a file, exuberant-ctags loads option files under the directory
of a file, universal-ctags loads option files under the directory
recursively.

Consider the following command line on a GNU/Linux distribution::
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* /etc/ctags.conf
* /usr/local/etc/ctags.conf

This preloading feature comes from exuberant-ctags. However, two
This preloading feature comes from universal-ctags. However, two
weaknesses exist in this implementation.

* The file must be edited when an option library is to be loaded.
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Once a directory is traversed, another directory with the same name is
not traversed.

exuberant-ctags prepares */usr/share/ctags/preload/default.ctags*.
universal-ctags prepares */usr/share/ctags/preload/default.ctags*.
If you want ctags not to load it, make an empty file at
*~/.ctags/default.ctags*. To customize
*/usr/share/ctags/preload/default.ctags*, copy the file to
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For both users and developers the variety of short flags are just
nightmares.

So exuberant-ctags now includes an API for defining long flags, which can be
So universal-ctags now includes an API for defining long flags, which can be
used as aliases for short flags. The long flags requires more typing
but are more readable.

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Generally available tags generator like CoffeeTags don't conform with
the expected protocol. Executables under the built-in search
path are expected to fill the gap between generally available tags
generator and exuberant-ctags. This is the reason why the name
generator and universal-ctags. This is the reason why the name
*drivers* is used as part of built-in search path.

To write a driver for a tags generator, please read
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---------------------------------------------------------------------

As on some systems (e.g. BSD) there is a 'ctags' program in the base
system it's somewhat inconvenient to have the same name for exuberant ctags
system it's somewhat inconvenient to have the same name for universal-ctags
During ``configure`` you can now change the output executable name.

Add a prefix 'ex' which will result in 'ctags' transformed into 'exctags'
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You are welcome.

exuberant-ctags provides a facility for "Option library".
universal-ctags provides a facility for "Option library".
Read "Option library" about the concept and usage first.

Here I will explain how to merge your .ctags into exuberant-ctags as
Here I will explain how to merge your .ctags into universal-ctags as
part of option library. Here I assume you consider contributing
an option library in which a regex based language parser is defined.
See `How to Add Support for a New Language to Exuberant Ctags (EXTENDING)`_
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Changes in options
---------------------------------------------------------------------
exuberant-ctags prepares aliases for options.
universal-ctags prepares aliases for options.

========================= ====================
Exuberant New aliases
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*Units* test cases
---------------------------------------------------------------------

We, exuberant-ctags developers don't have enough time to learn all
We, universal-ctags developers don't have enough time to learn all
languages supported by ctags. In other word, we cannot review the
code. Only test cases help us to know whether a contributed option
library works well or not. We may reject any contribution without
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---------------------------------------------------------------------

Remember your *.ctags* is treasure and can be shared as a first class
software component in exuberant-ctags. Again, pull-requests are welcome.
software component in universal-ctags. Again, pull-requests are welcome.
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of this project.


exuberant-ctags
universal-ctags
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subversion
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::

<svn>
=> <git: local exuberant repo>
=> <git: local exuberant repo>
=> <git: local universal-ctags repo>
=> <git: local universal-ctags repo>


1. prepare your own exuberant repo: a local git repo cloned from github.
1. prepare your own universal-ctags repo: a local git repo cloned from github.
You may know how to do it :)

::
$ git clone https://github.com/fishman/ctags.git
$ git clone https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags.git

2. prepare exuberant SVN repo: a local git repo clone from exuberant svn tree.
2. prepare exuberant-ctags SVN repo: a local git repo clone from exuberant-ctags svn tree.

The original clone is already part of exuberant tree.

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4. cherry-pick

4.1. Make a branch at local exuberant repo and switch to it.
4.1. Make a branch at local universal-ctags repo and switch to it.

4.2. Do cherry-pick like::

$ git cherry-pick -s -x c81a8ce

You can find commit id on the another terminal
<git: local exuberant repo>::
<git: local universal-ctags repo>::

$ git log

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$ git reset --hard

<git: local exuberant repo>
<git: local universal-ctags repo>
at the branch for picking.

bugs
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<67> Objective C language parser

* This is the implementation is we have in exuberant tree.
* This is the implementation we have in universal-ctags tree.

<65> absoluteFilename uses strcpy on overlapping strings

* Fixed in exuberant tree, however the ticket is still open::
* Fixed in universal-ctags tree, however the ticket is still open::

d2bdf505abb7569deae2b50305ea1edce6208557

<64> Fix strcpy() misuse

* Fixed in exuberant tree, however the ticket is still open::
* Fixed in universal-ctags tree, however the ticket is still open::

d2bdf505abb7569deae2b50305ea1edce6208557

<51> Ada support

* Ada support is now available in exuberant tree::
* Ada support is now available in universal-ctags tree::

4b6b4a72f3d2d4ef969d7c650de1829d79f0ea7c

<38> Ada support

* Ada support is now available in exuberant tree::
* Ada support is now available in universal-ctags tree::

4b6b4a72f3d2d4ef969d7c650de1829d79f0ea7c

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<ctags-5.7-destdir.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags git tree::
This patch was merged in universal-ctags git tree::

d4b5972427a46cbdcbfb050a944cf62b300676be

<ctags-5.7-segment-fault.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags git tree::
This patch was merged in universal-ctags git tree::

8cc2b482f6c7257c5151893a6d02b8c79851fedd

(ctags-5.8-cssparse.patch)

Not in exuberant tree.
Not in universal-ctags tree.

The reproducer is attached to following page:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=852101

However, exuberant-ctags doesn't reproduce with it.
However, universal-ctags doesn't reproduce with it.

I, Masatake YAMATO, read the patch. However, I don't
understand the patch.

<ctags-5.8-css.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags git tree::
This patch was merged in universal-ctags git tree::

80c1522a36df3ba52b8b7cd7f5c79d5c30437a63

<ctags-5.8-memmove.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags svn tree.
As the result this patch is in exuberant tree::
As the result this patch is in universal-ctags tree::

d2bdf505abb7569deae2b50305ea1edce6208557

<ctags-5.8-ocaml-crash.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags svn tree.
As the result this patch is in exuberant tree::
As the result this patch is in universal-ctags tree::

ddb29762b37d60a875252dcc401de0b7479527b1

<ctags-5.8-format-security.patch>

This patch was merged in exuberant ctags svn tree.
As the result this patch is in exuberant tree::
As the result this patch is in universal-ctags tree::

2f7a78ce21e4156ec3e63c821827cf1d5680ace8

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(python-disable-imports.patch)

Not in exuberant tree.
Not in universal-ctags tree.

I don't want to merge this patch. I think ctags should extract
as much as possible information from input source code.
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External command(xcmd)
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Near feature exuberant-ctags can invoke external command as a
Near feature universal-ctags can invoke external command as a
specialized parser though some glue code or script may be
needed. Sometimes we may have to hack the external command to adjust
the interface between the command and exuberant-ctags.
the interface between the command and universal-ctags.

So let's track external commands maintained out exuberant-ctags. If we
So let's track external commands maintained out universal-ctags. If we
prepare glue code or script, mark it with <>, and if not, mark it with
().

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..
========================================================================
exuberant-ctags hacking guide
universal-ctags hacking guide
========================================================================



:Version: Draft
:Authors: exuberant-ctags developers
:Web Page: https://github.com/fishman/ctags
:Authors: universal-ctags developers
:Web Page: https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags

Introduction
======================================================================
exuberant-ctags github area has the objective of continuing the
development from what existed in the Sourceforge area. Gihub
universal-ctags has the objective of continuing the
development from what existed in the Sourceforge area. Github
exuberant-ctags repository was started by Reza Jelveh
<reza.jelveh@gmail.com>.
<reza.jelveh@gmail.com> and was later moved to the universal-ctags
organization.

The goal of the project is preparing and maintaining common/unified
space where people interested in making ctags better can work
together.

This guide is for developers. ctags.1 man page is for users.
Though ctags.1 is not updated yet because exuberant-ctags is still in
Though ctags.1 is not updated yet because universal-ctags is still in
development.

Proofreading and pull-requests are welcome!
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----

This part of the documentation is written by Frank Fesevur, co-maintainer of exuberant-ctags and the maintainer of the Windows port of this project. It is still very much work in progress. Things still need to be written down, tested or even investigated. When building for Windows you need to know there are many compilers and many building environments. This is a summary of available options and things that have been tested so far.
This part of the documentation is written by Frank Fesevur, co-maintainer of universal-ctags and the maintainer of the Windows port of this project. It is still very much work in progress. Things still need to be written down, tested or even investigated. When building for Windows you need to know there are many compilers and many building environments. This is a summary of available options and things that have been tested so far.


Compilers
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