01-10-2019
Be lazy.
Create a new directory Z. Copy all the files in X to Z and all the files in Y to Z then copy Z over top of X and Y. After that, you have to compare the list of files to your master list to find any files that were missing in both.
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TAGS(3erl) ERLANG MODULE DEFINITION TAGS(3erl)
MODULE
tags - Generate Emacs TAGS file from Erlang source files.
DESCRIPTION
A TAGS file is used by Emacs to find function and variable definitions in any source file in a big project. This module can generate a
TAGS file from Erlang source files. It recognises functions, records, and defines.
EXPORTS
root([Options])
Create a TAGS file covering all files in the Erlang distribution.
file(File [, Options])
Create a TAGS file for the file `File'.
files(FileList [, Options])
Create a TAGS file for the files in the list `FileList'.
dir(Dir [, Options])
Create a TAGS file for all files in directory `Dir'.
dirs(DirList [, Options])
Create a TAGS file for all files in any directory in `DirList'.
subdir(Dir [, Options])
Descend recursively down the directory `Dir' and create a TAGS file based on all files found.
subdirs(DirList [, Options])
Descend recursively down all the directories in `DirList' and create a TAGS file based on all files found.
OPTIONS
The functions above have an optional argument, Options. It is a list which can contain the following elements:
{outfile, NameOfTAGSFile}
Create a TAGS file named `NameOfTAGSFile'.
{outdir, NameOfDirectory}
Create a file named TAGS in the directory `NameOfDirectory'.
The default behaviour is to create a file named "TAGS" in the current directory.
SEE ALSO
GNU Emacs Manual, chapter "Editing Programs", section "Tag Tables".
Erlang mode V2.0 for Emacs.
AUTHOR
Anders Lindgren
Ericsson Software Technology 1996-05-30 TAGS(3erl)