exclude folders/files in cscope

[str]

Hello,



I'm using the cscope package and its works fine.

When cscope database menu is selected, it scan all the folders and prepare
the cscope database files.



My question is how can I setup the cscope emacs setup in order to exclude
some folders/files (for instance ignore all folder which includes "/abcd/"
in the folder name string)



Regards

shlomo

[Thorsten Bonow]

str> My question is how can I setup the cscope emacs setup in order to
str> exclude some folders/files (for instance ignore all folder which
str> includes "/abcd/" in the folder name string)

Hi,

quick workaraound: in the cscope menu, choose "edit files to index". No regexps,
you have to remove files/dirs by hand.

Toto

[str]

Hi,

But for large projects it's a lot of work.
maybe there is easy way in the cscope command.

Thanks,

Post by Thorsten Bonow
str> My question is how can I setup the cscope emacs setup in order to
str> exclude some folders/files (for instance ignore all folder which
str> includes "/abcd/" in the folder name string)
Hi,
quick workaraound: in the cscope menu, choose "edit files to index". No regexps,
you have to remove files/dirs by hand.
Toto
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Post by str
Hi,
But for large projects it's a lot of work.
maybe there is easy way in the cscope command.

a look at
`cscope-edit-list-of-files-to-index' (buffer: *Hyper Apropos*, mode: Hyper-Apropos)


Interactive compiled Lisp function,
(loaded from "xcscope"):

arguments: ()

Search for and edit the list of files to index.
If this functions causes a new file to be edited, that means that a
cscope.out file was found without a corresponding cscope.files file.

should be quite helpful I guess. Maybe there is some list build and
then you just have to filter this list with some regular expression...

Regards
Friedrich