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Remove documentation for old --recursive option. Close #301

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@ -121,11 +121,10 @@ to the standard output. The CSS styling is currently hard-coded to use the
No example. It would take up too much space No example. It would take up too much space
### CTAGS output ### CTAGS Output
The "--ctags" or "-c" option generates CTAGS information and writes it to the The "--ctags" or "-c" option generates CTAGS information and writes it to the
standard output. When used with the "--recursive", "-R", or "-r" option, CTAGS standard output. Directory arguments are scanned recursively for `.d` and `.di`
information will be generated for a specified directory and all of its files.
sub-directories.
$ dscanner --ctags helloworld.d $ dscanner --ctags helloworld.d
!_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 !_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2
@ -149,6 +148,12 @@ CTAGS output uses the following tag kinds:
More information on the CTAGS format can be found [here](http://ctags.sourceforge.net/FORMAT). More information on the CTAGS format can be found [here](http://ctags.sourceforge.net/FORMAT).
### Etags Output
The `--etags`, `-e`, and `--etagsAll` options are similar to `--ctags` except
that an Emacs-compatible tags file is generated. The `--etagsAll` option
generates tags for private and package declarations in addition to what
`--etags` and `-e` generate.
### Outline ### Outline
The "--outline" option parses the given D source file and writes an simple The "--outline" option parses the given D source file and writes an simple
outline of the file's declarations to stdout. outline of the file's declarations to stdout.