Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: python-cts
Version: 0.1.5.1
Summary: Command line ctag search
Home-page: https://github.com/Refefer/python-cts
Author: Andrew Stanton
Author-email: Andrew Stanton
License: LICENSE
Description: Description
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        'python-cts' adds a new executable, 'cts', which searches ctag files for your tag and then executes a command on the selected tag.  By default, it executes "$EDITOR +{lineNumber} {file}", which opens the found file your default editor.
        
        Since 'cts' is only as good as your ctag files, it is recommended running ctags with '--extra=+f' so as to index filenames as well.  This will let you do 'cts Foo.java' to automatically open up Foo.java in your editor of choice.
        
        Example 1
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            cts bar -i -c /some/directory/tags
        
        1. '-c /some/directory/tags' indicates cts should use that tags file rather than attempting to find one.
        
        2. '-i' indicates that it's a case insensitive search.  The resulting search query is /^bar$/i
        
        3. Upon selecting a tag, executes "$EDITOR +{pattern} {file}.
        
        Example 2
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            cts Foo -p -kc -t scala,py -e "grep def {file}"
        
        1. Since no ctag file was specified, recurse from the current directory up until a 'tags' file is found.
        
        2. '-p' indicates a partial search, so look for a /.*Foo.*/ in the tag file.
        
        3. '-kc' 
        indicates to filter out everything that isn't kind 'c', or class definitions.
        
        4. '-t scala,py' indicates to filter out all tags that are not files with 'scala' or py as the extension.
        
        5. '-e "grep def {file}"' indicates that after a selection has been made, to execute "grep def {file}" where {file} will be filled in with the absolute path to the reference file.
        
        To Install (From Pip)
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        pip install python-cts
        
        To Install (From Source)
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        1. Checkout the repo
        2. python setup.py install
        3. Profit!
        
        Usage
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        Type 'cts -h' to get usage information
        
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
