The above tag item is composed of four components: a `tagname`, a `tagfile`, a `tagaddress`, and tag options.
- `donut` is the `tagname`. When your cursor is on "donut", Vim searches the tag file for a line that has the "donut" string.
- `one.rb` is the `tagfile`. Vim looks for a file `one.rb`.
- `/^ def donut$/` is the `tagaddress`. `/.../` is a pattern indicator. `^` is a pattern for the first element on a line. It is followed by two spaces, then the string `def donut`. Finally, `$` is a pattern for the last element on a line.
- `/^ def donut$/` is the `tagaddress`. `/.../` is a pattern indicator. `^` is a pattern for the first element on a line. It is followed by two spaces, then the string `def donut`. Finally, `$` is a pattern for the last element on a line.
- `f class:One` is the tag option that tells Vim that the function `donut` is a function (`f`) and is part of the `One` class.