Re: What suffixes are supported/for what languages

[das]

i have a .msg file that is basically a 'c' .h file
its naming is out of my control.
i appended the msg suffix in my .globalrc file like so

#
# [gctags]
#
# This command is distributed as part of GLOBAL.
#
gctags|tag command for GLOBAL:\
        :tc=common:\
        :suffixes=c,h,y,c++,cc,hh,cpp,cxx,hpp,hxx,C,H,a,sa,asm,s,S,msg:\
        ...snip...

global -vi builds all the G* files (or rebuilds them if already
present)
i do not see the .msg files in the verbose output as being parsed

i do not find the defines, types and structs defined in the .msg files
when using global in the following ways

global thing
global -r thing

i do find a list of symbol usage in files using

global -s

but this does not include the file of origin (the .msg file) in the
output.

i don't believe the .msg is being parsed though it has been introduced
as a valid suffix. perhaps a mapping is needed to tell global what
language to use to parse unrecoginized (non default) suffixed files.

thanks.

das
--- Shigio Yamaguchi <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
> Would you please describe your problem concretely?
> > i have added suffixes other that the default in my global.conf
> > (.globalrc really) and i don't think they are being used.
> > is the tagging language specific? is there a way to introduce new
> > suffixes and associate them with a recognized language (much like
> > adding new suffixes to a list of files to highlight/format in a 
> > language specific manner in emacs).
> 
> Which language are you going to use?
> What is the suffix?
> What did you do? (global.conf and command line)
> What was the result?
> What did you expect?
> --
> Shigio Yamaguchi - Tama Communications Corporation
> Mail: address@hidden, (Spare mail: address@hidden)
> 


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