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Re: ECB+semantic, ebrowse, ctags/etags
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Klaus Berndl |
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Re: ECB+semantic, ebrowse, ctags/etags |
Date: |
14 Feb 2003 19:36:15 +0100 |
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On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, Peter Lee wrote:
> If I'm on a c++ member function definition or a c++ member variable, I
> would like to be able to jump to the declaration.
>
> With ebrowse I can simply do ebrowse-tags-find-declaration (C-c b F).
>
> I was under the impression that I could achieve the same thing with
> either ECB+semantic or ctags/etags.
>
> With ECB+semantic, all it seems to do is provide paned views of
> interesting things in whatever file I'm in. Is there a
> jump-to-declaration that I'm just missing? I'm using ecb 1.91.1 and
> semantic 1.4.3.
This has nothing to do with ECB because ECB is "just" an ontop tool on the
semantic-parser and offers a layout-engine to display things like in IDEs.
But: AFAICS with the semanticdb library included in semantic you should be
able to do this fancy things. Eric Ludlam can give better information i
suppose. Maybe you should write to the semantic mailing list.
klaus
>
> With ctags, it just cycles through tokens. Is there a
> find-declaration function for ctags/etags ?
>
> I'd really like to just use ecb and not have to create browse files.
> There is an annoying problem with browse files such that, if I have
> multiple browse files loaded and hit (C-c b F) it will prompt me for
> which tree I want to use (which is fine). But when I select the tree
> I want, instead of using the word under the cursor, as it would if
> there were only one tree loaded, it will prompt me for the token.
>
> Anyway, I'm just trying to get a feel for the best *C++* code
> navigation package. What does everyone here use for immediately
> jumping to member func/variable declarations/definitions?
>
> TIA.
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