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Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ su
From: |
Shigio YAMAGUCHI |
Subject: |
Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros |
Date: |
Fri, 7 Nov 2008 00:59:02 +0900 |
On Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:11:27 +0100
address@hidden wrote:
> This would be great.
>
> What would be the most-intuitive "Lost Line" message?... Perhaps plain space?
> "func 20 file.c "? "func 20 file.c --- past end of file
> ---"? ...
It's a good viewpoint.
I noticed another viewpoint by your examples.
When processed by some programs, plain space might be more suitable.
Some programs may consider "-- Lost" or "--- past end of file ---"
is part of source code.
Thus, I would like to take plain space.
As you said, this is also intuitive enough.
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- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Shigio YAMAGUCHI, 2008/11/06
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Hirohito Kato, 2008/11/06
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Hideki IWAMOTO, 2008/11/06
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Hirohito Kato, 2008/11/06
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Hirohito Kato, 2008/11/07
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Hirohito Kato, 2008/11/11
- Re: GNU GLOBAL skips indexing of inline functions in files having C++ support macros, Shigio YAMAGUCHI, 2008/11/11
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