Ludovic Brenta <ludo...@ludovic-brenta.org> writes: > Reconstructing from memory as I'm no longer at work, it goes something like: > > <snip code>
> The function create-and-select-project-file runs only once, after the > first Ada file is visited; this file is typically part of the baseline, > somewhere under /cm/ot/.... The working view might or might not exist > yet; we do not require a view to browse the baseline. The function > creates a GNAT project file under /tmp, parses and selects it as the > current project file. (We don't switch projects in an emacs session; > when working in multiple views, we use multiple emacsen). I put this code in my .emacs (after fixing a couple bugs). I cannot reproduce your symptoms; the gnat run buffer always has the proper default-directory (in the Windows equivalent of /tmp/*). Subsequent calls to `ada-goto-declaration' run gnat-find, and it finds the project file. I'm on Windows, but I don't see why that would affect this. Making the .adb file that is first opened read-only did not affect anything. See gnat-core.el gnat-run-buffer; it sets `default-directory' in the "gnat run buffer", which is used to run all gnat-find commands. To investigate further: - show me the contents of the gnat run buffer after a 'goto declaration' fails. The buffer name is " *gnat-run-<project-file-name>*" (note the leading space). - set an emacs lisp breakpoint in gnat-core.el gnat-run-buffer (let me know if you need help with that; I'm assuming you don't). Then open an Ada mode file, with no project file yet selected. Then report `default-directory' just before "(get-buffer-create name)", and then after the "(setq default-directory ...)" (It seems you could use a "clear project file" entry on the Ada mode menu?) Hmm. Are you on emacs 24.2? I'm testing on 24.3. -- -- Stephe _______________________________________________ Emacs-ada-mode mailing list emacs-ada-m...@host114.hostmonster.com http://host114.hostmonster.com/mailman/listinfo/emacs-ada-mode_stephe-leake.org
