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Allow pred tags to work after changes to argument types.

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Zoltan Somogyi
2015-09-29 17:43:59 +10:00
parent 738b5382f6
commit ed3ca2ffe0
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scripts/mtags.in
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@@ -351,7 +351,28 @@ sub output_single_tag() {
printf OUT "%s\177%s\001%d,%d\n", $_, $name, $., $.; printf OUT "%s\177%s\001%d,%d\n", $_, $name, $., $.;
} else { } else {
# Output basic tag line for vi/vim/elvis. # Output basic tag line for vi/vim/elvis.
printf OUT "%s\t%s\t/^%s\$/", $name, $file, $match_line; # If the match line for a pred or func contains a left parenthesis,
# then print it only up to and including that parenthesis, so that
# we can find the tag even if the part of the line after the
# parenthesis changes. This allows us to use the tag to find
# the predicate or function definition even after changes
# in the types of the arguments.
# We include the parenthesis so that the search pattern for
# e.g. the predicate tag "p" will find the declaration that starts
# with ":- pred p(" but not with ":- pred prepare_for_xxx(".
if (($kind eq "pred" || $kind eq "func") && $match_line =~ /\(/) {
# Delete everything after the *last* parenthesis.
# In some cases, such as the declarations of field access
# functions, there will be more than one parenthesis on the
# line. Since the name of the function itself can be between
# the first and the second parenthesis, we don't want to
# delete everything after the *first* parenthesis.
$match_line_start = $match_line;
$match_line_start =~ s|\([^\(]*$|\(|;
printf OUT "%s\t%s\t/^%s/", $name, $file, $match_line_start;
} else {
printf OUT "%s\t%s\t/^%s\$/", $name, $file, $match_line;
}
# Output commands to alter the search buffer. # Output commands to alter the search buffer.
if ($search_definitions) { if ($search_definitions) {