Add whitelist feature#160
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Running ctags -R under home directory is so annoying. It's literally
endless. So I'm adding this whitelist feature.
Usage:
Add global variable g:easytags_whitelist. g:easytags_whitelist is an
array containing regular expressions.
For example, following statement makes easytags run only under path
containing the string "workspace", such as ~/workspace/vim-easytags
let g:easytags_whitelist = ['workspace']
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Running ctags -R under home directory is so annoying. It's literally
endless. So I'm adding this whitelist feature.
Usage:
Add global variable g:easytags_whitelist. g:easytags_whitelist is an
array containing regular expressions.
For example, following statement makes easytags run only under path
containing the string "workspace", such as ~/workspace/vim-easytags
let g:easytags_whitelist = ['workspace']