Uday Reddy

Thanks very much for the help and explanation!

As per the man page, the -I option is specifically provided for preprocessor macros, and in general for identifiers that are to be specially handled. 'override' is a standard C++ keyword/identifier (since C++-11). Why should -I be needed for 'override'?

Thanks very much! Uday On Sun, Nov 10, 2019 at 5:59 PM Masatake YAMATO m_yamato@users.sourceforge.net wrote: --langmap option may help you. See ctags(1) man page. $ ctags --langmap=C++:.inc -o - Ops.h.inc | head AddFOp Ops.h.inc /^class AddFOp : public Op<addfop, optrait::sameoperandsandresulttype,="" optrait::oneresult,="" optrait::hasnosideeffect,="" optrait::noperands<2="">::Impl> {$/;" cAddFOpOperandAdaptor Ops.h.inc /^class AddFOpOperandAdaptor {$/;" c AddIOp Ops.h.inc /^class AddIOp : public...

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