Hi,
> Excellent point. When I call beginning-of-defun interactively it
> works great, but when I call it from a program it goes to the
> beginning of the file. Is there some trick to getting the "java"
> version of beginning-of-defun?
> Also, I tried to call mark-defun indent-region after I inserted my
> instrumentation code, but that barfs too. Here is my attempt. I
> haven't tracked donw how to get the class and method name.
[...]
Currently the "java" version (actually the Semantic version ;) of
`beginning-of-defun', `end-of-defun', etc., are enabled only when
these functions are called interactively (and `senator-minor-mode' is
enabled). This avoid compatibility problems with existing libraries
(like font-lock).
If you want to get the Semantic version of `beginning-of-defun',
`end-of-defun', etc., simply call their senator counterpart, that is:
`senator-beginning-of-defun', `senator-end-of-defun',
`senator-mark-defun', etc. (see senator.el in the Semantic
distribution for details).
Hope this helps!
David
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