I've been curious about this for some time, and I've never found a
solution. I figured I'd bring this up, just in case someone else did
find something useful.
It's easy to make ctags output parent::member tags for c/c++ classes
and structs (--extra=+q), and while that's semi-useful, it doesn't
help in the following (common) case:
struct foo {
int bar;
};
struct foo f;
f.x[y]z; /* [] indicates the cursor */
You cannot jump from here to foo::xyz, as f is not known to be of type 'foo'.
Does anyone know of a way to make C-] work in the above case, assuing
the tags file has the proper typename::member information? If you do,
I will love you forever.
Thanks in advance,
Aaron Griffin
