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Moving discussion about include/exclude over from #16.
A few notes/ideas:
Omit files whose owner is not the current user? This would not work for Python for example where pip often installs packages in user mode, but for C/C++ and Latex it would probably work pretty well.
Selecting sub-directories of the current working directory could cause issues in C/C++, where include files are typically separated from source files, and the compiler may enter a sub-directory to compile its source files (hence leaving the root where the include files would be matched).
With a build tool (CMake for C++, Maven for Java), dependencies can be installed inside a sub-directory at the root. This is also maybe a case other than standard library / packages where excluding directories could be useful.
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Moving discussion about include/exclude over from #16.
A few notes/ideas:
pip
often installs packages in user mode, but for C/C++ and Latex it would probably work pretty well.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: