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# Long term plans
* Automatically index C headers when /usr/include/$name.h exists?
* Integration with my unreleased project plug-in so that when you edit any
file in a project, all related files are automatically scanned for tags?
* Use separate tags files for each language stored in ~/.vim/tags/ to increase
performance because a single, global tags file quickly grows to a megabyte?
* On Microsoft Windows (tested on XP) GVim loses focus while `ctags` is
running because Vim opens a command prompt window. Also the CursorHold event
seems to fire repeatedly, contradicting my understanding of the autocmd and
its behavior on UNIX?!
* I might have found a bug in Vim: The tag `easytags#highlight_cmd` was
correctly being highlighted by my plug-in (and was indeed included in my
tags file) even though I couldn't jump to it using `Ctrl-]`, which caused:
E426: tag not found: easytags#highlight_cmd
But immediately after that error if I do:
:echo taglist('easytags#highlight_cmd')
[{'cmd': '/^function! easytags#highlight_cmd() " {{{1$/', 'static': 0,
\ 'name': 'easytags#highlight_cmd', 'language': 'Vim', 'kind': 'f',
\ 'filename': '/home/peter/Development/Vim/vim-easytags/autoload.vim'}]
It just works?! Some relevant context:
I was editing `~/.vim/plugin/easytags.vim` at the time (a symbolic link to
`~/Development/Vim/vim-easytags/easytags.vim`) and wanted to jump to the
definition of the function `easytags#highlight_cmd` in
`~/.vim/autoload/easytags.vim` (a symbolic link to
`~/Development/Vim/vim-easytags/autoload.vim`). I was already editing
`~/.vim/autoload/easytags.vim` in another Vim buffer.
* Convert `easytags#update_cmd()` to a function that can be executed on a
list of files and will only execute Exuberant Ctags once to do so, then
change `:UpdateTags` to accept an optional file glob, e.g. `:UpdateTags
/usr/include/lua5.1/*.h` and call `easytags#update_cmd()` on the matching
files.
vim: ai nofen
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