Vissale Neang wrote:
> I am new in the vim-dev mailing list and hope that this post can help for the
> development of this uncredible editor (I can't live without it...;)).
> I am writing an omnifunc for c++ (cppomnicomplete.vim) and during my
> development, I found a bug in taglist() function.
> Actually, I test the completion on a big project (over 500 million of compiled
> lines) and during a test I have entered in an infinite loop. I thought it was
> one of my recursive function but after a look in the code, it seems that it's
> the taglist() function who never returns.
>
> I have isolated the bug
> and now can reproduce it with a simple test :
>
> 1) Write the following
> code :
>
> #include <iostream>
>
> void test(int param1, char
> param2 = '\n')
> {
> }
>
> int main(int argc, char**
> argv)
> {
> return 0;
> }
>
> 2) Run the cmd
> "ctags -R --fields=+S ."
> the "+S" option allo
> w to have the signature of the function in the tag file
>
>
> 3) Run
> vim and type :call taglist('.*')
> the taglist never returns
>
> The
> problem seems to be the default value '\n' in the test function if you put
> "char
> param2 = 0" it's ok
> I have reproduced the bug on a Solaris SUN and on Windows
> My vim version is 7.0e with patched ctags 5.5.4
Thanks for the clear example. I will fix the problem.
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