[Ctags/csags/project installation and use] Add new wings to the god editor vim, ctagsvim

[Ctags/csags/project installation and use] Add new wings to the god editor vim, ctagsvim

 

Address of this Article

 

Sharing outline:

1. Install

2. Use cscope

3. Use project

 

 

 

1. Install

1.1) linux (installed in yum)

　　　　

yum -y install cscope  

1.2) linux (unbuntu installation)

sudo apt-get install cscope

1.3) installation on mac

-- First install ctags: http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6b33a91301012fgw.html download ctags link -- then install csags: http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_6b33a91301012fh1.html download csags link 1.4) project management plug-in project installation -- now link: http://download.csdn.net/download/mybelief321/5683201 unzip project-1.4.1.tar.gz ~ /. Vim directory, only keep the doc and plugin two directories [installation] reference link: http://blog.csdn.net/mybelief321/article/details/9220063 http://blog.163.com/023_dns/blog/static/118727366201212261255290/ [use] reference link: http://blog.csdn.net/clevercode/article/details/51363050

 

 

2. Use

　　

2.1) add files to be indexed (*. php, *. js, *. css. *. sh)

$ cd /home/test/myWork$ find /home/test/myWork -name "*.js" -o -name "*.sh" -o -name "*.php"   > /home/test/myWork/cscope.files

 

2.2) Create an index file (A cssag. out file will be generated)

 

$ cd /home/test/myWork$ cscope -b 

 

2.3) Use

2.3.1 manually load the cssag. out library

　　

:cs add /home/test/myWork/cscope.out

 

 

2.3.2 ~ /. Load in vimrc

　　

$ vim ~/.vimrcif has("cscope") && filereadable("/usr/bin/cscope")   set csprg=/usr/bin/cscope   set csto=0   set cst    set nocsverb   " add any database in current directory   if filereadable("/home/test/myWork/cscope.out")      cs add /home/test/myWork/cscope.out   endifendif

 

2.3.3 view database

　　

:cs show

 

2.4) find command

: Cs f s ---- find the C language symbol, that is, find the place where the function name, Macro, and enumeration value appear
: Cs f g ---- find the locations defined by functions, macros, and enumeration, similar to the functions provided by ctags
: Cs f d ---- find the function called by this function
: Cs f c ---- find the function that calls this function
: Cs f t ---- find the specified string
: Cs f e ---- find the egrep mode, which is equivalent to the egrep function, but the search speed is much faster.
: Cs f ---- find and open the file, similar to the find function of vim
: Cs f I ---- find the text that contains this file

2.5) Jump

Ctrl +] will jump to the definition of the variable or function where the cursor is located
Ctrl + T return
 
: Set csto = 0

The value of 'csto 'determines the |: cstag | query order. If 'csto 'is set to 0, cssag data will be preferentially searched. If cssag does not return a match, then the tag file will be searched. Otherwise, the search order is the opposite. The default value is 0.

 

3. Use project

　　

3.1) First Use

If the project address is/home/test/myWork.

Enter the vim command in the command line, enter Project, and create a Project in \ C. (Note: \ CUppercase C)

　　　　

$ vim :Project 

 

\ C. Enter the Name of the Entry: myWork

Enter the Absolute Directory to Load:/home/test/myWork

Enter the CD parameter:/home/test/myWork

Enter the File Filter :*. csv *. php *. js *. sh *. SQL *. conf *. xslt *. xml *. avatar *. tpl *. dev *. prd crontab. **. cfg. **. html *. htm *. intftest *. vim *. plx *. txt

Save

: W

 

3.2) use again

Method 1

$ Vim

: Project

Method 2

$ Vim-c 'Project/home/test/. vimprojects'

3.3) Add a project

3.3.1) add it to an existing project. If necessary, add it to the/home/test/myWork project. Add the conn folder to the db directory.

A) $ vim-c 'Project/home/test/. vimprojects'

B) move the cursor to the.txt line under the db directory. Connwill be created under a.txt.

C) command mode input: \ C. Add conn

Enter the Name of the Entry: conn

Enter the Directory to Load: conn

Enter the CD parameter:

Enter the File Filter:

3.3.2) Add a new project

You only need to move the cursor to the last line. Create a project in accordance with section 4.1.

(3.4 )~ /. Vimprojects

 

The document directories of all projects are saved in ~ /. Vimprojects. The format is as follows:

 

myWork=/home/test/myWork CD=/home/test/myWork filter="*.csv *.php *.js *.sh *.sql *.conf *.xslt *.xml *.avatar *.tpl *.dev *.prd crontab.* *.cfg.* *.html *.htm *.intftest *.vim *.plx *.txt" {   index.php   config=config {   }   css=css {   }   db=db {    a.txt    conn=conn {     mysql.php    }    b.txt   }  }  myWork2=/home/test/myWork2 CD=/home/test/myWork2 {   a.txt   b.txt  }  

 

 

3.5) Other operations

After the project plug-in is started, the corresponding commands are supported. Input in normal mode (case sensitive ):


\ R updates the folding object based on the project filter.
\ R Recursive Execution \ r.
\ C creates a project. This does not include subdirectories in the specified directory.
\ C recursively executes \ c, including all subdirectories in the specified directory.
<Return> open the file; open or close the fold.
<S-Return> Shift + Return
\ S is the same as <Return> opening a file. The horizontal split window is displayed when the file is opened.
\ S loads all files to the current window. The current window is horizontally split and all files are displayed.
<C-Return> Ctrl + Return
\ O open the specified file to a window and close all other windows,
<M-Return> Alt + Return
\ V only opens the file, and the cursor remains in the project list.
<CTRL-Up>
\ <Up> move the text or collapse it to the top line of the current cursor.
<CTRL-Down>
\ <Down> move the text or collapse it to the next line of the current cursor.
\ I displays the complete folding parameters and inheritance parameters of the cursor in the status bar.
\ I displays the complete path of the file in the status bar.
\ L load all files at the current project layer to the current vim. During the loading process, any button will stop.
\ L load files in the current project and sub-projects to the current vim. Exercise caution.
\ G executes grep at the current project layer.
\ G executes grep at the current project layer and sub-projects.
<F12> when the flag 'G' is used in the variable g: proj_flags, this key is used to open and close the project window.


For other operations, see project.txt.