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Have a look at Rainer Königs video on Youtube. He described the solution of your problem in excess.
Rainers solution: using org mode version >=8.3, since tag hierarchies were introduced with org 8.3.
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js2-mode generates an imenu index that Treemacs displays.
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Set the state of a header to COMMENT:
** COMMENT This will not be tangled
#+BEGIN_SRC elisp
(foo)
#+END_SRC
C-c ; runs the command org-toggle-comment.
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Further googling revealed I needed this format. I don't know I'd have got that from the docs.
#+OPTIONS: tasks:nil
As a sidenote, org-inlinetask was what I really wanted too. Very handy.
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This was suggested to me through the org-mode mailing list: replace ‘org-tag-persistent-alist’ instead of org-tag-alist in ~/.emacs. I tried it: autocomplete works for both the local and global tag lists.
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KO, I think that C-c a m works only in Agenda files and the one I searched is not a dedicated agenda file. Anyway (org-match-sparse-tree) which should do the trick delivers more than I want i.e. every Headline no matter which tag it has. Puzzled.
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You should use the new advice system `nadvice` instead of the old one.
xref-find-definitions prompts the user already in its `interactive-form`. So you need to run `open-tags-file` in the interactive-form of your advice for the case that xref-find-definitions is called interactively.
I use the interactive specification of xref-find-definitions of emacs 25.3....
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You have a spelling mistake:
helm-cscope-find-calling-this-funtcion
The word is spelled function
I'm not using these features so I don't know for sure, but I suspect that the problem will be solved if you fix that name.
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You can generate the TAG file like this:
find . -name "*.py" | xargs etags -a
Then in .emacs file:
(setq tags-table-list (list "/path/to/TAG/file/dir/"))
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You can get the input from helm-pattern, for example,
(helm :sources
(helm-build-async-source "test"
:candidates-process
(lambda ()
(start-process "echo" nil "echo" helm-pattern))))
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