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Subject: ctags arguments parsing
Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2000 14:16:12 +0300
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Exuberant ctags that comes with vim lists help output as (e.g.)

  --excmd=number|pattern|mix
       Uses the specified type of EX command to locate tags (default=mix).
  --sort=[yes|no]
       Indicates whether tags should be sorted (default=yes).
  --totals=[yes|no]

It seems, that current version of arguments does not understand this syntax
and does not suggests arguments to options.

I do not expect, that it is possible to catch default option at all :-)

-andrej

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