Changes between Version 49 and Version 50 of CodeTagsPlugin
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- Apr 13, 2017, 6:50:14 AM (7 years ago)
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CodeTagsPlugin
v49 v50 57 57 }}} 58 58 59 {{{scan_files}}} :: allows you to define specific file types to scan (default: *) 59 The following attributes can be defined: 60 60 61 {{{scan_f olders}}} :: specifies which directories within the repository to scan (default: *)61 {{{scan_files}}} :: Specifies which file types to scan. Default: *, ie all files. 62 62 63 {{{ exclude_folders}}} :: specifies directories that are subdirectories of {{{scan_folders}}} but don't need to be scanned63 {{{scan_folders}}} :: Specifies which directories within the repository to scan. Default: *, ie all files. 64 64 65 {{{exclude_f iles}}} :: specifies files that shouldn't be scanned even though they're included by scan_files65 {{{exclude_folders}}} :: Specifies directories that are subdirectories of {{{scan_folders}}} but don't need to be scanned. 66 66 67 {{{ tags}}} :: allows you to specify what tags to locate, though only the defaults are colored at all. (default: XXX, TODO, FIXME)67 {{{exclude_files}}} :: Specifies files that shouldn't be scanned even though they're included by scan_files. 68 68 69 By default, this plugin doesn't ignore binary files. If you use svn/trac in a web-dev environment, this is a pain, since the tagger finds tags in files such as `.gif`.69 {{{tags}}} :: Specifies what tags to locate, though only the defaults are colored at all. Default: XXX, TODO, FIXME. 70 70 71 This, however, shouldn't be a serious problem because CodeTagsPlugin plugin searches for word boundaries (regex '\b') at the edges of words.71 By default, this plugin doesn't ignore binary files. If you use svn/trac in a web-dev environment, this is a pain, since the tagger finds tags in files such as `.gif`. This, however, shouldn't be a serious problem because CodeTagsPlugin searches for word boundaries (regex '\b') at the edges of words.