global.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Automatic generated, DON'T MODIFY IT.

# @meta combine-shorts
# @option -c --completion <limit> <prefix>    Print symbols which start with prefix.
# @option -f --file <files>                   Print all tags in the files.
# @option -g --grep <pattern> <files>         Print all lines which match to the pattern.
# @flag --help                                Print a usage message.
# @option -I --idutils <pattern>              Print all lines which match to pattern.
# @option -P --path <pattern>                 Print path names which match to pattern.
# @flag -p --print-dbpath                     Print location of ´GTAGS´.
# @option --print <name>                      Print location of name, which may be one of: ´root´, ´dbpath´ or ´conf´.
# @flag -u --update                           Update tag files incrementally.
# @flag --version                             Show version number.
# @flag -a --absolute                         Print absolute path names.
# @option --color <when>                      Use color to highlight the pattern within the line; when may be one of: never, always or auto (default).
# @option -C --directory <dir>                Change the directory before doing all the work including parameter analysis.
# @flag -d --definition                       Print locations of definitions.
# @option -e --regexp <pattern>               Use pattern as the pattern; useful to protect patterns starting with ´-´.
# @flag -E --extended-regexp                  Interpret pattern as a extended regular expression.
# @option --encode-path <chars>               Convert path characters in chars into a ´%´ symbol, followed by the two-digit hexadecimal representation of the character.
# @flag -F --first-match                      End the search without going through all the tag files listed in GTAGSLIBPATH when tags are found in a tag file.
# @option --from-here <context>               Decide tag type by context.
# @flag -G --basic-regexp                     Interpret pattern as a basic regular expression.
# @option --gtagsconf <file>                  Set environment variable GTAGSCONF to file.
# @option --gtagslabel <label>                Set environment variable GTAGSLABEL to label.
# @flag -i --ignore-case                      Ignore case distinctions in the pattern.
# @option -L --file-list <file>               Obtain files from file in addition to the arguments.
# @flag -l --local                            Print only tags which exist under the current directory.
# @flag --literal                             Execute literal search instead of regular expression search.
# @flag -M --match-case                       Search is case-sensitive.
# @option --match-part <part>                 Specify how path name completion should match, where part is one of: ´first´, ´last´ or ´all´ (default).
# @flag -n --nofilter                         Suppress sort filter and path conversion filter.
# @option -N --nearness <start>               Use Nearness sort method (sorting by closest from start) for the output.
# @flag -O --only-other                       Treat only text files other than source code, like ´README´.
# @flag -o --other                            Treat not only source files but also text files other than source code, like ´README´.
# @option --path-style <format>               Print path names using format, which may be one of: ´relative´, ´absolute´, ´shorter´, ´abslib´ or ´through´.
# @flag --print0                              Print each record followed by a null character instead of a newline.
# @flag -q --quiet                            Quiet mode.
# @flag -r                                    Print reference tags.
# @flag --reference                           Print reference tags.
# @flag --rootdir                             Print reference tags.
# @option --result <format>                   Print out using format, which may be one of: ´path´ (default), ´ctags´, ´ctags-x´, ´grep´ or ´cscope´.
# @option --single-update <file>              Update tag files using gtags(1) with the --single-update option.
# @flag -s --symbol                           Print other symbol tags.
# @option -S --scope <dir>                    Print only tags which exist under dir directory.
# @flag -T --through                          Go through all the tag files listed in GTAGSLIBPATH.
# @flag -t --tags                             Use standard ctags format.
# @flag -V --invert-match                     Invert the sense of matching, to select non-matching lines.
# @flag -v --verbose                          Verbose mode.
# @flag -x --cxref                            Use standard ctags cxref (with -x) format.
# @arg pattern

command eval "$(argc --argc-eval "$0" "$@")"