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cpp test patch for semantic

Oleh — 2013-06-11T10:00:18

Hi all,

I attach a small patch for semantic/tests/test.cpp.
It's supposed to show that the bovinator doesn't yet handle
C++ default arguments.
This results in  this case that the default variable is recognized as
an additional variable:

C++ code:

enum Enumeration {enum_a,enum_b,enum_c};

int simple2(int a = enum_c) {

}

'bovinate output:

("simple2" function
  (:arguments
   (("a" variable
     (:type "int")
     ...)
    ("" variable
     (:type
      ("enum_c" type
       (:type "class")
       nil nil)))
   :type "int" ...)

I tried to fiddle with "c.by" to fix it,
but somehow broke everything.
Now I returned "c.by" to the initial state, but it still doesn't work.
Any suggestions?

regards,
Oleh
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Bug reports

David Engster — 2013-05-26T19:52:48

Hi,

I've just tagged a bunch of new bug reports in the Emacs bug tracker:

http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/pkgreport.cgi?users=emacs;tag=cedet

New bugs: 14475, 14472, 14470, 14468, 14467, 14466, 14455, 14454, 14453
14452, 14451

Note that all those bugs are filed against the version that's currently
bundled with Emacs, but AFAICS most of them should apply to the upstream
version as well.

-David

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Re: Question mark in rule

Lars Petter Mostad — 2013-05-24T17:27:11

My question was about legal names for non-terminals in general.

The cedet doc says non-terminal names can be anything that is a valid lisp
symbol name.

 The question mark is a legal character in a lisp symbol name, so why can't
I name my non-terminal "foo_?"?


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Re: [RFC] pulse.el

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-24T12:06:36

Sorry, I think I wasn't clear.  For old versions of Emacs that didn't 
have the utility that could mathematically shift colors, pulse does the 
following:

1) highlight the line in the desired color.
2) install a pre-ocmmand-hook.
3) before the next command, unhighlight the region
4) uninstall itself.

It is the last half of pulse.el as it stands now.

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Re: [RFC] pulse.el

Daimrod — 2013-05-24T09:51:13


I already have a copyright assignment to Emacs.


OK


I didn't know that the actual implementation had a mode where the pulse
could not stop until keypress. I always thought that it had to stop when
a key was pressed because it used `sit-for'.


OK

Re: Question mark in rule

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-24T01:05:45

Hi Lars,

I don't have enough context to know what you are talking about.  I'm not 
familiar with any of the syntaxes you are using in your description either.

In wisent, a grammar rule that matches one or fewer 'foo' might look 
like this:

bar: foo
    | ;; EMPTY
    ;

Perhaps you are defining a lexer?  In which case it is just regular 
expressions using regular Emacs syntax.

"\\(foo\\)?"

or a token in the grammar:

%token <symbol> bar          "\\(foo\\)?"

but that is probably a bad idea.

Eric

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Re: [RFC] pulse.el

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-24T01:00:01

Hi,

Your version of pulse sounds like a good idea.  Do you have papers 
allowing you to contribute software to Emacs?  If so, or if you can get 
papers, I'd be happy to take improvements on the pulse utility.

I am not picky about the use of lexical-let or not.  Pulse should stand 
alone as a utility that happens to be used by CEDET.  It should support 
Emacs 23 for CEDET, or you could contribute it straight into Emacs 
proper where CEDET w/ Emacs/BZR could use it.

Pulse also has a mode where the region in question just highlights a 
line until keypress.  This is for cases where a user might think it is 
too slow, or for much older versions of Emacs.  A quick search shows 
several users trying to use the non-pulsing version by setting 
pulse-flag to nil.  Perhaps your version will fix things so this doesn't 
matter?  It would certainly shrink the overall size of pulse.el to drop 
support for that.

CEDET uses the pulse functions for pulsing a predefined overlay, a 
region, or a line.

Thanks
Eric

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Re: function argument list in C++?

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-21T22:36:49

Hi John,

If you use global-semantic-idle-summary-mode it does what you describe. 
  I tried it out in some C++ code, and while in the arg list, it showed 
the function being called.

For a while I've been interested in figuring out how to highlight which 
argument you might be working on (which is known by CEDET) but hadn't 
gotten around to that bit of trickery.  The place where the string drawn 
in the minibuffer is created is separate from the code that knows which 
arg to highlight.  Not insurmountable.  Someone just needs to look at it 
for a bit.

Eric

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function argument list in C++?

John Smith — 2013-05-21T08:45:12

Hi all,

  Can CEDET show me the prototype of the C++ function
as I'm typing in the arguments at the call point?
  As far as I can see, there's 'semantic-ia-show-summary
that possesses all required information when I call it with
the point on the function name, but when I'm inside
the (incomplete) argument list, it shows info about arguments
themselves, instead of function prototype as I would like.
It would also be nice if it could track which argument I'm currently
entering and highlight it in bold in the minibuffer.
As I recall this feature was present in Qt Creator when
I tried it 4 years ago and it was very convenient.
I'm sure that CEDET users would appreciate this feature.

regards,
Oleh
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Re: [RFC] pulse.el

Leif Walsh — 2013-05-19T20:42:49

I am the mentioned irc user, and it helped me greatly. +1

Question mark in rule

Lars Petter Mostad — 2013-05-19T18:37:09

When translating an EBNF grammar to a wisent grammar, I'd like to make
intermediate rules like "foo_*" for "{foo}", "foo_+" for "foo {foo}", and
"foo_?" for "[foo]". The former two works fine, but when i try the latter
one, i get errors like "wisent-parse-nonterminals: Symbol `bar' is used,
but is not defined as a token and has no rules", where "bar" has a rule
using "foo_?".

According to
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Symbol-Type.html,
'?' requires no special punctuation.

What is the problem here?
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Re: [RFC] pulse.el

Dmitry Gutov — 2013-05-18T20:16:24


Here's a related bug report: http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=12363

So, +1 from me.

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[RFC] pulse.el

Daimrod — 2013-05-18T15:54:43

Hello,

I've recently switched to a less powerful laptop and I have been annoyed
by the pulse functionality because it made Emacs frames blur. So I have
rewrote my own version of pulse.el which uses a timer instead of
`sit-for'. Thanks to this, it doesn't make Emacs frames shakes and it is
possible to move the cursor during the effect.

ATM I've only implemented something similar to
`pulse-momentary-highlight-region'.

I would like to know:
- if you would be interested in this new implementation of pulse.el;
  (I'm not the only one impacted, an #emacs user reported this problem
  too)
- if it's ok to use lexical-let/closure or if I should use a global
  variable and properties.;
- which functions should be available;

Regards,

Re: semantic-ia-complete-symbol partially caseinsensitive

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-17T11:59:45

Hi Oleh

Thanks for the patch.

I think you can use completion-ignore-case to do what you want, but I 
haven't had time to give it a try.  Perhaps that could make your patch 
simpler?

For example:
;; Use try completion to seek a common substring.
(let* ((completion-ignore-case t)
(tc (try-completion (or pre "")  syms)))


??

Thanks
Eric

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semantic-ia-complete-symbol partially case insensitive

John Smith — 2013-05-17T08:47:27

Hi all,

  There was no reply to my previous email, so I send it again.
I attach a patch that changes the behavior of 'semantic-ia-complete-symbol:
when it's called with an all-lowercase prefix, it looks as well among
mixed-case completion candidates - 'semantic-analyze-possible-completions
provides them anyway, but 'semantic-ia-complete-symbol does not use them at
this point.
  Here's an example:
At this moment 'semantic-ia-complete-symbol will not complete "dof"
to "DoFHandler": I would instead have to type "DoF" which is a pain.
After the patch, 'semantic-ia-complete-symbol will complete "dof" to "DoF".
After this it can be called again with current behavior.

regards,
Oleh
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Re: semanticdb-javap;cc-mode, CEDET, and auto-complete-1.4

Lluís — 2013-05-16T11:11:51



In case it helps in the discussion, here's the semantic-specific implementation
of a-c:

https://github.com/auto-complete/auto-complete/blob/master/auto-complete-config.el#L176


Lluis

Re: semanticdb-javap;cc-mode, CEDET, and auto-complete-1.4

Eric M. Ludlam — 2013-05-16T02:47:17

Hi Stephen,

I don't know much about auto-complete, just what I see on emacswiki.

I do believe that the Java completion can be a bit slow the first time 
through parsing files, or loading stuff in with javap if you have that 
set up.  It should cache the results and be faster the second time 
around though.  If you use a lot of imports with *, it may be that your 
search space is very large.  Being more specific means a smaller search 
space, and faster searches.  Also, longer search prefixes can be faster. 
  If AC is trying to get *everything* to complete on, it might be 
getting a huge list.  Semantic's completion usually starts with whats 
there, and uses that as the prefix for it's searches, resulting in 
smaller and faster results.

Do these suggestions possibly match your case?

Eric

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semantic-ia-complete-symbol case-insensitive patch

John Smith — 2013-05-15T17:55:44

Hi,

  I think that 'semantic-ia-complete-symbol should have
an option to be case-insensitive.
  I attach a small patch that makes it case-insensitive by default.
Perhaps you could incorporate it in some form.

regrads,
Oleh
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Re: Unsolved includes usingede-cpp-root-projectdefinition

Lluís — 2013-05-13T14:54:45





I just re-checked, and using "~" in my ":file" does not "activate" the project
when I edit a file from it (although it does not complain about a non-existing
":file").




I think that attribute ":file" should act as a "guard" to know whether and when
to associate a project to another file. Thus creating an "ede-cpp-root-project"
with a non-existing ":file" should not complain (but the project should exist in
EDE, just in case the file is created later).


Lluis

Re: Unsolved includes using ede-cpp-root-projectdefinition

Pamela Carreño — 2013-05-13T12:27:58

Hi again,

I was able to solve my problem, it seems that everything was related to the
#include statements in the source-code and now after executing C-u M-x
bovinate almost all the dependencies are solved. However, every time I
initialize a new emacs session I'm obligated to call bovinate, is there a
possible way to do it only once?

Regards,

Pamela



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