According to Jason Thorpe:
>
>My point was that it uses the same regular expressions that jonathan wants
>to use on the command line.
>

mmmm foot - good.  Actually, etags does things differently, hence my
comment. Etags parses the file when it generates the TAGS file and
stores the line numbers & character positions whereas ctags looks to
store a regexp of how to find the function in the file.  As to which
is "better" we can leave that to the philosophers (but, please, not on
the list ;-)

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