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Indexing: clean up ctags parser wrapper #708
Indexing: clean up ctags parser wrapper #708
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the old implementation protected from calling lp.p.Close twice. Not sure if that is needed given Close likely can be called twice. Just checking :)
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My understanding: because of how
parser.Close()
is implemented, it is okay to call twice. I just tested this by adding an extra call toparser.Close()
during indexing and it was fine. Also, we do try to structure things so thatparser.Close()
should ever only be called once.