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Well, it turns out there's at least one way to avoid the message:
:ltag /\cfoo
will match a tag called Foo without producing error output. (Somehow :ltag /foo with ignorecase set, which should theoretically behave the same way, still produces the warning and delay on a tag Foo.)
To make this more convenient to type, I've added the mapping
nnoremap <...
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According to my reading of the code you've found the only way to avoid that stuff: use of silent.
This appends the warning...nothing can prevent it except for disabling ignorecase et al...
if (ic)
STRCAT(IObuff, _(" Using tag with different case!"));
Then a bit later the warning is printed and a nice one second freeze is initiated...
if (ic &...
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If I generate keywords for buffer A, then open another buffer B in the same window and then come back to original buffer A, keywords are gone and I need to regenerate them
Actually the problem is not that you switched from the buffer A, but is that the buffer A was unloaded by Vim. And upon unloading buffer contents Vim also disposes its syntax elements (...
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