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by cryptonector
3164 days ago
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For dev work, I still prefer cscope for searching for things, at least in all supported languages. cscope is _fantastic_. Combined with a $CSCOPE_EDITOR that does the right thing (for me: open $EDITOR in the background in a new tmux window titled after the file being edited, returning control to cscope for additional searches / opens). What's really good about cscope is this: - multiple search types such as: where is this symbol assigned to, what functions call this function, where is this defined, where is this referenced, and so on - curses and CLI interface - the curses interface is very nice - the CLI interface is very useful for integration into your $EDITOR, whatever it might be The only downside is that cscope only supports C-like languages and a few others like yacc. So this works for C, C++, and Java (to a lesser extent), but does not work at all for languages like, say, Python. |
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