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here is some information about lxr: |
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# eix lxr |
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[I] www-apps/lxr |
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Available versions: |
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(0.3.1) *0.3.1!m |
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(0.9.5) (~)0.9.5 |
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{cvs freetext mysql postgres vhosts} |
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Installed versions: 0.9.5(0.9.5)(02:48:51 PM 12/03/2007)(mysql |
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vhosts -cvs -freetext -postgres) |
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Homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lxr |
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Description: general purpose source code indexer and |
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cross-referener with a web-based frontend |
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lxr somehow like the SourceInsight in Windows. It make you jump and |
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trace the routines and source files very easily. |
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For example, when you are reading such a routine: |
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int |
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test{ |
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.... |
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f1(); |
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... |
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f2(); |
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... |
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} |
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maybe you want to know what the funtion f1() or f2() does, then you |
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will just need to use the mouse to click on the f1() or f2()(or any |
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other SIMPLE ways) and it will jump to the definition of this fuction. |
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On Dec 7, 2007 5:07 PM, Randy Barlow <randy@×××××××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Chuanwen Wu wrote: |
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> > So, no one ever used lxr? |
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> > Or maybe you can recommend other tools that can be used to view the |
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> > souce(usually the kernel source) to me? |
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> I'm not at all familiar with lxr, but most text editors can do syntax |
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> highlighting when you view source code. I like vim from the console, or |
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> kdevelop for GUI. Is it just a text editor you are looking for? |
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> Randy Barlow |
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> http://electronsweatshop.com |
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wcw |
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