ctags -R *.c in windows doesn't find files in subdirectories
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In windows if I have a source tree and want to create a single tags file for the entire project, I would go to the top of the tree and type:
ctags -R *.c
Under windows this gets me either 1) only the C files in the current directory or 2) nothing (if there are no .c files in the current directory. If I want all the files in the entire tree I have to do something like ctags -R * or just ctags -R.
It seems that any file spec is applied to directories as well when doing a recursive search.
Am I missing something or is there no way to do recursive and specify file patterns simultaneously?