Hi! I wanted to raise one issue and maybe this is something that can be implemented here. What I miss from all the variety of such projects is runtime parser loading. For some reason parsers are also hardcoded as rust crates or something like that. Did you consider to make it work like parsers in neovim work? What I mean by that is the use of such directory:
~/.ttags/languages
kotlin
parser.so: Compiled dynamic lib with parsertag.scm: Queries for tagsconfig.toml: Some config options like extensions and others if any
Some languages could be builtin, others could be added by users in their local folder. It will not require to write any Rust or C code. But rather you will have to add schema queries and attach parser. Some schell scripts to update prebuilt parsers also could be done fairly easy.
Hi! I wanted to raise one issue and maybe this is something that can be implemented here. What I miss from all the variety of such projects is runtime parser loading. For some reason parsers are also hardcoded as rust crates or something like that. Did you consider to make it work like parsers in neovim work? What I mean by that is the use of such directory:
~/.ttags/languageskotlinparser.so: Compiled dynamic lib with parsertag.scm: Queries for tagsconfig.toml: Some config options likeextensionsand others if anySome languages could be builtin, others could be added by users in their local folder. It will not require to write any Rust or C code. But rather you will have to add schema queries and attach parser. Some schell scripts to update prebuilt parsers also could be done fairly easy.