@techee requested changes on this pull request.
I don't know how much finished this PR is but I added a few comments. Also, I'm not sure if you want to apply some of the changes you made to #4037 to this PR as well.
Finally, a unit test should be added under tests/ctags (check the HACKING file for more details). The unit test should include some SystemVerilog code that covers all the kinds except those mapped to tm_tag_undef_t
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In src/tagmanager/tm_parser.c:
> @@ -788,6 +788,64 @@ static TMParserMapGroup group_VERILOG[] = { {N_("Variables"), TM_ICON_VAR, tm_tag_variable_t}, }; +static TMParserMapEntry map_SYSVERILOG[] = {
If the tm_tag_...
mapping is identical for both Verilog and SystemVerilog, I think it would be best to define the common part using a macro and reuse the mapping for both the dialects - see how it's done for C/C++ using the COMMON_C macro above.
For the comment we use the full kind name (3rd member) defined here
In src/tagmanager/tm_parser.c:
> @@ -788,6 +788,64 @@ static TMParserMapGroup group_VERILOG[] = { {N_("Variables"), TM_ICON_VAR, tm_tag_variable_t}, }; +static TMParserMapEntry map_SYSVERILOG[] = { + // Verilog and SystemVerilog
Drop this comment.
In src/tagmanager/tm_parser.c:
> + {'M', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // modport + {'K', tm_tag_package_t}, // package + {'P', tm_tag_namespace_t}, // program + {'Q', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // prototype + {'R', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // property + {'S', tm_tag_struct_t}, // struct + {'T', tm_tag_typedef_t}, // typedef + {'H', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // checker + {'L', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // clocking + {'q', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // sequence + {'w', tm_tag_member_t}, // member + {'l', tm_tag_class_t}, // ifclass (SV equivalent of a Java interface) + {'O', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // constraint + {'N', tm_tag_undef_t},/**/ // nettype + + // TODO: decide most fitting categories for each
Drop all the TODO comments and the /**/
comments above.
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