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>>>>> Eli Zaretskii <e...@gnu.org>:

> At least in C and C++, tags never miss a definition for me.  My only
> problem with tags is that they sometimes show me more definitions
> other than what I had in mind that match the symbol I type, either
> because of case insensitivity or because of partial matches.

Can tags filter out those symbols that would match what you're typing,
but aren't reachable from the point in the code where you are typing?