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What? I would love to see a treesitter based tagbar like plugin. I think treesitter is perfect for this!
Why? I love tagbar but it requires a third party binary (ctags, universal-tags, etc.) to work.
Potential existing implementations:
Potential pitfalls:
Different languages may require different kinds of queries (I don't know enough about treesitter to know if this will be an issue).
edit: Added another potential implementation
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agreed, there's symbols-outline.nvim but it uses LSP instead of Treesitter
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This is afaik currently not feasible for bigger files due to performance issues inside nvim-treesitter.
Even if possible: Why introduce a third type of tagbar? universal-ctags are most efficient/fast for huge to big repos and the lsp can handle the rest.
Treesitter also cant resolve macros and alike without help of the lsp, so I dont exactly understand the argument and the use case.
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What?
I would love to see a treesitter based tagbar like plugin. I think treesitter is perfect for this!
Why?
I love tagbar but it requires a third party binary (ctags, universal-tags, etc.) to work.
Potential existing implementations:
Potential pitfalls:
Different languages may require different kinds of queries (I don't know enough about treesitter to know if this will be an issue).
edit: Added another potential implementation
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: