Fix "<file> is not readable or exists" when using xcscope over TRAMP. #21
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1. The "<file> is not readable or exists" issue: When using xcscope over TRAMP, the database can be found and the query results shown correctly. However, the results cannot be jumped to with a message "<file> is not readable or exists". It seems that xcscope tries the filename on my local machine. 2. Possible fix (this commit): When adding text properties, prepend the filename with remote file identifier if 'default-directory' is remote.
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See #20 for details. |
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When using xcscope over TRAMP, the database can be found and the query
results shown correctly. However, the results cannot be jumped to
with a message " is not readable or exists". It seems that
xcscope tries the filename on my local machine. The issue is detailed at #20 .
When adding text properties, prepend the filename with remote file
identifier if 'default-directory' is remote.