KX10LYC0%TWNITRI1.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (06/13/91)
Hello: I want to create a tag file for my source program written in Forth, I had seen that the C source programs can be searched by this method. Say, I have a large source tree which contains many subdirectories and files. I hope to create an index file which can tell me where or which file has the definitions which I wanted. For example. I want to keep an index (tag) file which includes all the definitions beginning with ": ". ex. in file_1 : definition1 ... ; in file_2 : definition2 ... ; in dir1/file3 : definition3 ... ; ... in file_n : definitionn ... ; then the index (tag) file contains the file names & definitions of above all. I knew the 'awk' can do this well, but I just don't know how to do. I saw someone used the "vi -t definition", then he will edit the file which contained the definiton (by C program). I am not sure that this method can apply to the Forth source porgram. Does someone can tell me how to do it? Thanks! Yin-Chih Lin Bitnet: KX10LYC0@TWNITRI1 Internet: KX10LYC0%TWNITRI1.Bitnet@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU