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Same problem here. Any desktop items that have command line parameters in them cause them to open up in a browser. For example, if I try to run digikam from launchy, which has the Exec line:
Exec=digikam -caption "%c" %i
it opens two tabs in firefox, one to a folder named digikam and another to http://www.%i.com.
2009-05-16 02:35:14 UTC in Launchy
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I've been able to narrow this down to the following example:
var MN =
{
version : '071100010002',
nonIE : document.attachEvent,
otherProperty : "Another"
};
When running ctags on this I get tags for version and nonIE but not otherProperty. If I remove the '.' then I get tags for all three.
On a related note for some reason I'm not getting a tag for 'MN'.
This is all...
2008-10-09 23:15:32 UTC in Exuberant Ctags
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Currently Exuberant Ctags won't handle JavaScript aliases correctly. Here's some example code:
// A namespace
var mynamespace = {};
// A class within the namespace
mynamespace.o = function(){};
// An alias to the prototype
var _op = mynamespace.o.prototype;
_op.f = function()
{
alert("Hi!");
};
_op = undefined;
// A namespace within a namespace
mynamespace.subnamespace =...
2008-10-09 19:23:34 UTC in Exuberant Ctags
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Sorry, somehow I didn't see the previous bug activity.
Just in case anyone still wants the reference...
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Guide:Literals#Object_Literals
(Their site is under maintenance at this point; google's cache...
2008-02-13 20:40:19 UTC in Exuberant Ctags
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Example code (test.js):
/**
* This is an object literal
*/
var objectLiteral = {
/**
* This is a literal object property
*/
objLiteralProperty : 1,
/**
* This is a literal object method
*/
objLiteralMethod : function(){}
}
When I run ctags on this (ctags -f - test.js) I get no output. I expect it to give me something for both "objectLiteral" and...
2007-12-14 17:11:41 UTC in Exuberant Ctags
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2006-01-09 21:02:32 UTC in Metafoto
