RE: excluding some paths

From: Shigio Yamaguchi [mailto:[email protected]]
> [command line]
> 
> 	% cd src
> 	% find ./dir1 ./dir3 -print > filelist
> 	% gtags --file=filelist
> 
> [limitation]
> 
> 	Path name must be started with './'.
> 
> Find(1) has so rich options for selecting files that we need 
> not complicate
> gtags(1). You can even edit filelist directly for your needs.
> 
> What do you think?
I think this would be perfect.
Another solution would be to allow gtags to append to an existing database
i.e.
[command line]
gtags --append -w ./ --root=./ ./dir1
gtags --append -w ./ --root=./ ./dir3
[/command line]
That would give a database file in ./ containing dir1 and dir3, with ./ as
root.
I don't know which would be the easiest to implement. But both would suit my
needs. though I must admit your suggestion is the most flexible one.

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