Please have the parser accepted upstream first, even though its very simple it adds work to updating ctags to check if a change breaks it.

Also without `geany_` on the name, being a parser in Geany without an upstream, it will break `scripts/update_ctags.py` (perhaps the script could be more resilient, but on the other hand it indicates that an upstream parser has been moved or renamed, so it _should_ stop).

I'm in the process of doing it, and the forth.c file had been converted to a forth.ctags for optlib.

https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/pull/3810

There is an automated forth.c generated from the optlib code. It's located there: https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/blob/18f4f91fc18893a5e984bff3018e15...

I have problems to compile it, this is giving me those errors:

``` parsers/forth.c:44:12: error: ‘parserDefinition’ {aka ‘struct sParserDefinition’} has no m ember named ‘versionCurrent’ 44 | def->versionCurrent= 0; | ^~ parsers/forth.c:45:12: error: ‘parserDefinition’ {aka ‘struct sParserDefinition’} has no m ember named ‘versionAge’ 45 | def->versionAge = 0; ```

does geany handles optlib?

https://docs.ctags.io/en/latest/optlib.html#translating-an-option-file-into-...

@farvardin pushed 1 commit.

ab5a8c1a78990540d8b8d2095d2812a7b8f0b045 Merge branch 'geany:master' into master

Closed #3377.