Junegunn Choi b268241f4a Keep a tab inside a BTags pattern from cutting the address ...

ctags leaves a tab as it found it, so splitting the source line on tabs left
'/^' for a tab-indented definition, which matched whatever line came next, and
'/^static int g = 1;' for a tab later on, which only happened to match. Write
the tab as '\t', which matches the same text and keeps the address one field.

:BTags with 'ctags --excmd=pattern' now reaches every tag in a tab-indented
file, where the address was a fragment before.

2026-09-28 05:01:20 +09:00

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Add ctrl-o to show the entry without closing fzf (#1621)

2026-09-06 10:26:02 +09:00

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Keep a tab inside a BTags pattern from cutting the address

2026-09-28 05:01:20 +09:00