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Clap proj_tags does not seem to work #491
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Just as the error message said, the Rust binary paniced. It would be helpful you can provide the exact files to reproduce this error. |
Which exact files ? |
The source files you run |
The source files can be any file inside a project, for my case its a python file from a project. |
Nope. I never have this issue. You must provide the source files to reproduce, otherwise I can't help. |
Its happening in every project, not just one, so I believe it is irrespective of the source files. |
Can not reproduce. |
Here is a simple helloworld script from my project where i get the error.
I still don't understand how does source file has any thing to do here, since it is happening for every project. |
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The error message clearly states the rust file where the error occures,
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@cj You can try |
@mrded vim-clap has declared the ctags JSON requirement for |
I have added the ctags JSON output feature check, you'll see an error message if your ctags is not compiled with JSON support. |
Thanks. I think it will also make sense to update |
Environment (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
Running
:Clap proj_tags
does not seem to work at all, it opens the empty floating window with no tags listed and as soon as you start typing following error is thrown.vim-clap: on_event:['thread ''main'' panicked at ''byte index 97 is not a char boundary; it is inside ''е'' (bytes 96...src/libcore/str/mod.rs:1920:47', 'note: run with
RUST_BACKTRACE=1environment variable to display a backtrace', '']
Clap debug
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
min.vim
:Start neovim with command:
vim -u min.vim
Type
:Clap proj_tags
Expected behavior
The tags for the project should be displayed in the floating window.
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