Robert Bragg wrote: > Hi, > > So it turns out, I'm the only one in the world that wants more than 8 > cscope connections, but I really do :-) > > I track / work with the source for several GNOME projects, and have my > own builds for various common GNOME and freedesktop.org libraries which > I have indexed via cscope and ctags. Since I don't want to reindex them > for each application that I might be working on I maintain separate > cscope.out files for each library, and by using a text file that > declares the dependencies of each application I'm working on I get vim > to add each of the relevent cscope.out files. > > In some cases this is more than 8, but it's less than 42 :-) > > Testing the following patch worked for me so it would be great if > someone could apply this or a similar tweak to trunk. > > kind regards, > - Robert
If there is a legitimate use for more than 8 cscope connections, then I'd vote for dynamically allocated data structures, as long as it's simple, so that: - we do not depend on an arbitrary magic max value (8 or 42). Someone else might need more than 42 connections. - we not waste memory. It may not be much, but the vast majority of users only use 0 or 1 cscope connection(s), so 42 is overkill for most users. Cheers -- Dominique --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
