• Format of O=Xref output

    From David Corcoran@21:1/5 to All on Wed Dec 7 09:26:33 2016
    Folks,

    I thought I'd use the output of the O (B) module to generate tags for vim, it seemed pretty straight forward:

    perl -MO=Xref (filename) > xrefout.txt

    then process xrefout.txt

    What I noticed is a bunch of 'File' references that are not vaild filenames, i.e. names with control/non-printing characters.

    I've looked high and low for an detailed description for this and could find nothing but meager mentions that the O module is used for access into the compiler.

    Any help appreciated...

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  • From $Bill@21:1/5 to David Corcoran on Wed Dec 7 12:53:46 2016
    On 12-07-16 09:26, David Corcoran wrote:
    Folks,

    I thought I'd use the output of the O (B) module to generate tags for vim, it seemed pretty straight forward:

    perl -MO=Xref (filename) > xrefout.txt

    then process xrefout.txt

    What I noticed is a bunch of 'File' references that are not vaild filenames, i.e. names with control/non-printing characters.

    I've looked high and low for an detailed description for this and could find nothing but meager mentions that the O module is used for access into the compiler.

    Any help appreciated...

    Example of strange output please and maybe the OS you're running on.

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