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A build file can have several projects, and each project can have many targets. Here is a simple example: ant clean ant compile ant run Editing an ANT file can be tiresome looking for the appropriate target entry. Using the taglist plugin at least version 2.02 you can easily navigate an ANT file by creating these entries: In your vimrc file: let g:tlist_ant_settings = 'ant;p:Project;t:Target' And either add to or create a ctags.cnf file: When this is used in conjuction with the Vim compiler for ANT and a Vim Menu for ANT (script#155), it can be very powerful.

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  • A build file can have several projects, and each project can have many targets. Here is a simple example: ant clean ant compile ant run Editing an ANT file can be tiresome looking for the appropriate target entry. Using the taglist plugin at least version 2.02 you can easily navigate an ANT file by creating these entries: In your vimrc file: let g:tlist_ant_settings = 'ant;p:Project;t:Target' And either add to or create a ctags.cnf file: When this is used in conjuction with the Vim compiler for ANT and a Vim Menu for ANT (script#155), it can be very powerful.
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  • A build file can have several projects, and each project can have many targets. Here is a simple example: ant clean ant compile ant run Editing an ANT file can be tiresome looking for the appropriate target entry. Using the taglist plugin at least version 2.02 you can easily navigate an ANT file by creating these entries: In your vimrc file: let g:tlist_ant_settings = 'ant;p:Project;t:Target' And either add to or create a ctags.cnf file: --langdef=ant --langmap=ant:.xml --regex-ant=/^[ ]*<[ ]*project.*name="([a-zA-Z0-9 ]+)".*>/\1/p,project/i --regex-ant=/^[ ]*<[ ]*target.*name="([a-zA-Z0-9 ]+)".*>/\1/t,target/i To determine where to create the ctags.cnf file see the ctags documentation (, on WinXP this file goes into C:\Documents and Settings\local_user_name\ctags.cnf). When this is used in conjuction with the Vim compiler for ANT and a Vim Menu for ANT (script#155), it can be very powerful.
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