CEDET

While testing some of my latest changes I bumped into a problem which
I tracked down to common/mode-local.el.

It manifests itself in this way:

If you are visiting a semantic-supported buffer, like semantic.el,
and then C-x C-f INSTALL RET.  It turns off all semantic modes in
semantic.el.

It appears that upon visitation of INSTALL, semantic.el will get
added to the list of recently mode-changed buffers.  The
semantic-global type modes all call their subordinate routines in
TOGGLE mode instead of with an argument, thus disabling the mode.

I see a two issues here.

1) Figure out how the global mode is calling the buffer local version
   with no argument.  I don't quite get that yet.
2) Figure out why it thinks semantic.el changed modes when it did not.

At the moment I don't know what's going on.  I'm surprised I had not
seen this before, and I can't imagine why my recently checked in
changes are related.

Eric

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          Eric Ludlam:                 zappo@..., eric@...
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I checked in a few changes to semantic:

semantic-complete.el - fix problem where the completion list was not
    shown when there was only one option.
semantic-el.el - Fixed some formatting functions to eliminate some
    extra space.  (Klaus' suggestion)
semantic-format.el - Added autoload cookie on semantic-format-tag-custom-list.
    I suspect a change made the autoload of the obsoletion statement
    not define the variable.

Then I updated semantic-load.  There has been some confusion over the
initialization.  The old variable based mechanism will still work but
we can advertise that first you call `cedet-load' and then you can
call one of the new functions to turn stuff on.

In addition, if NO features were requested, it will turn on the
minimum set which I now specified as being the auto-parse idle
scheduler, and semanticdb.

If anyone has suggestions on if any features should be moved around
between the new bins, let me know.  The current bins are:

   semantic-load-enable-minimum-features
   semantic-load-enable-code-helpers
   semantic-load-enable-excessive-code-helpers
   semantic-load-enable-semantic-debugging-helpers

Enjoy.
Eric

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          Eric Ludlam:                 zappo@..., eric@...
   Home: http://www.ludlam.net            Siege: http://www.siege-engine.com
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