If you use senator, which comes with semantic, you can use the
keybinding:
C-c , j
and its effect will be similar to a flattened imenu setup.
Alternately, if you have senator running, look in the senator menu
for Imenu Config. In there, just turn off anything that says
bin, and you will get a
The JDEE already has what you want but it is based on Java reflection
rather than semantic. The command is JDE-Find-Symbol Definition (C-c
C-v C-y).
Cool. The command name mentions classes, so I didn't expect it could find
methods, too. Yeah, I should've read the documentation! *blush*
If you use senator, which comes with semantic, you can use the
keybinding:
C-c , j
and its effect will be similar to a flattened imenu setup.
C-c , j suits me well. Thanks, Eric. Way cool.
Now I have two way cool features to choose from -- the C-c C-v C-y from JDEE
and C-c , j from
On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 10:33 AM, Kai Großjohann wrote:
The JDEE already has what you want but it is based on Java reflection
rather than semantic. The command is JDE-Find-Symbol Definition (C-c
C-v C-y).
Cool. The command name mentions classes, so I didn't expect it could
find
Hello all,
I have written a draft reference card for JDEE, along the lines
of (well, actually, using the TeX source of) the GNU Emacs reference
card. The JDEE card is available at
http://eksl.cs.umass.edu/~casutton/jde/
I will happily accept comments or patches!
Cheers,
Charles
--
Charles
This is nice! It's actually a good overview to show what things
could be easier. For example, one of things I want to do after the
current release goes out is to make debugging it's own mode, so
simple edebug-like keybindings will be in effect...
Charles Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Saturday, October 4, 2003, at 11:14 PM, Nick Sieger wrote:
JC == James Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JC I had to modify jde-help.el. I think w3m was choking on the file
JC url - I believe that this was a problem with w3m, not jdee, so I
JC never submitted this.
JC I changed the line in
Charles Sutton writes:
Hello all,
I have written a draft reference card for JDEE, along the lines
of (well, actually, using the TeX source of) the GNU Emacs reference
card. The JDEE card is available at
http://eksl.cs.umass.edu/~casutton/jde/
I will happily accept comments
Andrew Hyatt writes:
This is nice! It's actually a good overview to show what things
could be easier. For example, one of things I want to do after the
current release goes out is to make debugging it's own mode, so
simple edebug-like keybindings will be in effect...
I was also
