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0FSECHOACTTAGS*Jump directly to any tag, in any file.%S If this exists, TAGS is loaded.~S Set up TAGS's ^R commands.
^R Find Tag is put on Meta-Period.
But if QTags Setup Hook is nonzero, it is run instead.MC Visit a tag (string argument).
Jump to the definition of the tag, switching files if necessary.
If we do not switch files, we leave behind a mark.
A string pointer to the tag name may be given as a
prefix arg.  A precomma arg says look for a second occurrence
of the tag (search tag table from previous tag, not beginning)US Find tag and choose a new window cleverly.
Passes numeric args on to Find Tag.^R Finds the source of the function which a character runs.
The command character is read from the terminal.
Meta and other bit-prefixes, as well as character-prefixes
(e.g. C-X) will be processed.  So you can type C-X C-B to see the
macro for C-X C-B.(^R Go to tag (read name from TTY).
The tag must be listed in the Tag Table.  See M-X Visit Tag Table.
With argument, visits next definition of last tag specified.{^R Add tag on current line to tag table.
Point should be after enough information to identify the
tag(s) on the line.S Find a file's entry in the tag table.
The filenames (a la FS D FILE) should be a numeric argument.
The value is that address of the entry in the tag table,
or -1 if there is no entry for the file.  The tag table
should be the selected buffer in TECO.S Select a tag table file (string argument).
A tag table file is an index to the "tags" (labels, functions, etc.)
in one or more files of code, and allows the use of
^R Find Tag to go directly to any one of them.
See also the TAGS program which makes tag table files.
A numeric argument sets Tags Find File, which if nonzero
makes TAGS switch files using separate buffers.5C Write out the tag table if it has been changed.;C Select the next file in the tags table.
Each of the files described by the selected tags table
is visited one by one if you repeat this macro.
With an argument, we visit the first file in the tag table.
With any pre-comma arg (eg 1,) we returns -1 if successful or
0 if there were no more files (otherwise an error).
A pre-comma arg with the 2 bit set (eg 2,) will use
*Tags Search* buffer if file not in core and qTags Find File
is not in the set {0,2} -- good for things like Tag Search which tend
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Sets up Control-. to continue the search to the next
occurance of the string through all the files in the current
tags table.  If no more files left, beeps and returns to
original buffer.  Example: MMTags Search$FOO$$ 7C Query Replace through all files in a Tags file.
Takes two string arguments just like Query Replace.
Sets up Control-. to continue the Query Replace to the next
occurance of the string through all the files in the current
tags table, in case you exit the Query Replace before it is finished.
"!" means replace all the remaining instances in the current file only.
If no more files left, beeps and returns to the original buffer.4C Insert list of names of the files in the tag table.
The list comes from the currently-visited tag table,
and is sorted alphabetically.  Point is left before and mark after."C List all tags in current or specified file.
Specify file with a string arg.  All files in the tag table
whichrcontainuthatoargumentistring willebeslisted.8C List all known tags whose names contain STRINGARG.,C Recompute the tag table and reload it.
The function is specified as a string argument.
The line on which the function is defined is printed
together with any preceding lines of comments.
Usually this will describe a subroutine and its arguments and results.mC Name of current function from tag table.
Print in the echo area the name of the closest preceding tag.3& File TAGS Loaded
& Setup Tags Library
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Tags Search
Tags Query Replace
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List Tags
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