Re: how to create a Snapshot of subroutines or functions used in a project
- From: "Ugo" <ugotarta@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 22 May 2006 11:36:21 -0700
If the editor that you use supports ctags, navigating the code becomes
quite convenient.
On Linux/Unix run
ctags list_of_fortran_files
A file ctags will be created. At this point you can jump from any file
of your code to the file
and the position where a subroutine/function/global variable/type is
defined.
For instance, I often use the editor vim (but many other editors
support ctags),
and when I want to see where an entity is defined, I move to its name
and
with ctrl+] I jump to its definition. "Ctrl+w s" splits the screen and
open the requested
file at the relevant point in the other half of the screen...
Ctags creates also markers for many other languages.
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