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tag-files

This command prompts for a file name or file pattern. In each file, it locates each subroutine or function and makes a tag for it, so commands like goto-tag can find it later. You can use extended file patterns to tag files in multiple directories, even using a pattern like **\*.{c,cpp,h} to tag all the .c, .cpp, and .h files in a hierarchy. See Extended file patterns.

With a prefix numeric argument, this command tags function declarations as well as function definitions, and external variable declarations as well as variable definitions. Use a numeric argument if you have an #include file for a package but no source file, and you want tag references to a function in the package to go to the #include file.

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