Nick Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have actually done this now. I found it compelling for several reasons:
>
> 1) It was a lot easier to do than I thought it would be.
> 2) Normal tooltips and GUD tooltips can be toggled independently.
> 3) The define lists for macro expansion need only
GUD tooltips are now toggled by the minor mode gud-tooltip-mode
independenttly
of normal tooltips. However, in the manual it may still look as if they
depend
on tooltip-mode being enabled. You might want to change this.
Would you please change this in the manual?
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> This solves enough problems that I think it can be installed now.
I've installed these changes. I've added an entry in NEWS and partly updated
the Emacs manual.
GUD tooltips are now toggled by the minor mode gud-tooltip-mode independenttly
of normal tooltips. However, in the manual it may sti
This solves enough problems that I think it can be installed now.
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> GUD tooltips need some disentangling from the normal tooltips. They're
> coded differently and GUD tooltips shouldn't need tooltip-mode enabled
> to work: it should be possble to toggle them independently. After that
> is done, it should be straightforward to put the code for
How about adding an entry to etc/TODO?
Please do.
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Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> GUD tooltips need some disentangling from the normal tooltips. They're
> coded
> differently and GUD tooltips shouldn't need tooltip-mode enabled to work:
> it
> should be possble to toggle them independently. After that is done, it
>
> Maybe thats a general rule but one needs to be
> quantitative. tooltip.el is about 500 lines and about half that
> code is for GUD. So maybe 250 lines get loaded in Emacs through
> loadup.el but I'm not sure that it amounts to much in memory. On
> the other hand, gud.el i
Maybe thats a general rule but one needs to be
quantitative. tooltip.el is about 500 lines and about half that
code is for GUD. So maybe 250 lines get loaded in Emacs through
loadup.el but I'm not sure that it amounts to much in memory. On
the other hand, gud.el is about 3000 li
Quoting Nick Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Btw, I have a question not directly related to your patch: why do you
> > absolutely need to put gud-specific code within tooltip.el?
>
> Well, I didn't put them there, but it certainly makes coding easier because
> GUD tooltips use a lot of the gene
> Btw, I have a question not directly related to your patch: why do you
> absolutely need to put gud-specific code within tooltip.el?
Well, I didn't put them there, but it certainly makes coding easier because
GUD tooltips use a lot of the generic code.
> IMHO, tooltip.el shall only provide so
This change in cc-mode.el is pretty simple and harmless, so please
install it. If the CC mode maintainer objects, he can say so
when he gets around to dealing with the issue.
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Quoting Nick Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> This patch extends GUD tooltips to display #define directives over relevant
> identifiers when a C program is under the control of GDB but has no child
> process i.e the program has either not started, been signalled or exited.
Btw, I have a question
This patch extends GUD tooltips to display #define directives over relevant
identifiers when a C program is under the control of GDB but has no child
process i.e the program has either not started, been signalled or exited.
Such tooltips could be displayed even if GDB has not been invoked but it
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