Re: Trying to go to the definition of a function

Re: Trying to go to the definition of a function

[Javier Garcia]

On 02/21/2010 10:29 PM, Tim X wrote:
> Is your TAGS file up to date? Has it got the references you expect? What
> command are yu using to generate the tags file? Which version of emacs
> are you running?

I have opened file TAGS and it is not referencing the functions that are 
declared this way ("public function foo()") because is PHP 5 syntax, i 
supose.. No problem with the functions this way: "function foo()"

Any way emacs detect the PHP 5 syntax?

I have found this:

http://patrickdlogan.posterous.com/editing-php-with-tags-and-emacs-or-vim-ish-to

Maybe you can help me with the comment i wrote in that article 
(tirengarfio).


Oops: my TAGS file is up to date. Im using: etags `find 
/opt/lampp/htdocs/rs -name "*.php"`. Emacs 23.1.2.

Javi

Re: Trying to go to the definition of a function

[Javier GARCIA]

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Hi again,

i have found out is possible generate tags that take PHP5 in consideration
with ctags and option "-e" (emacs).

But i dont know yet if it is possible going directly to a function in case
you have a function with the same name in several class.

Here you have an example:

Imagine i have tagged several classes (class1, class2, class3, etc) that
have the method foo().

If i have this code:

$class3_object = new class3();
$class3_object->foo();

I'd like to go *directly* to the foo() definition in the class3, because it
is the class of the object "class3_object".

Javi

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