Hi, Eric.
According to your answer, I know how to find th"summarize includes", and this is the result of summarize includes:
/********************************************************************************************/
Include Summary for File: /home/yupeng/work/emacs/test2/test2.c
This file contains 4 tags, 3 of which are includes.
Unknown Includes: 2
Unparsed Includes: 0
Parsed Includes: 1
Include Path Summary:
This file's project include is handled by the EDE object:
#<ede-cpp-root-target /home/yupeng/work/emacs/test2/>
This file's system include path is:
/usr/include
All unknown includes:
test2.h
test1.h
There are currently no includes found recursively.
/********************************************************************************************/
I put the cursor on "lastanswer" and hit SPC， it indeed show me the correct directory of test2.h!
I copy your ede-locate-setup-options configuration to my .emacs, and try both #include "test2.h" and #include <test2.h>, but test2.h is always high light when I come in global-semantic-decoration-mode.
在2009-01-24，"Eric M. Ludlam" <eric@...> 写道：
>Hi,
>
> The "summarize includes" is a context menu on the includes. If you
>right click on a menu item when it highlights under the mouse, you
>will find the entry.
>
> I think you are right, however, that this should probably go into
>some other menu, like in Senator.
>
> Because ede-locate-test-global works in some way, however, I think
>basic setup for global is ok. If you put the cursor on "lastanswer"
>and hit SPC, it will show what is in the list. As it has 1 entry,
>I'll assume it contains the correct answer.
>
> A side effect is that I think your configuration of
>ede-locate-setup-options may not be setup right. This is what I have
>in my .emacs file.
>
>(setq ede-locate-setup-options
> '(ede-locate-global
> ede-locate-base))
>
>Alternately, did you do:
>
>#include "test2.h"
>
>or
>
>#include <test2.h>
>
>This used to matter, but I think I got rid of the difference in how
>the header files were looked up.
>
>Eric
>
>>>> yupeng82921 <yupeng82921@...> seems to think that:
>>Hi, Eric.
>>
>>I test global via command line, when I type "global -P test2.h" in the root=
>> directory of my project, it can find the file "tes2.h". This is the comman=
>>d output:=20
>>
>>yupeng@...$ global -P test2.h
>>sub2/test2.h
>>
>>Just as it show, I put the test2.h in the folder sub2.
>>
>>
>>I enabled global-semantic-decoration-mode, but I don't find where to select=
>> "Summarize Includes for current buffer". Is it in the Project menu?
>>
>>I type "C-c . f" and type in test2.h, it can not find test2.h, but I have a=
>> file named test3.h, it is in the root directory of my project, "C-c . f" c=
>>an find it.
>>
>>I tried "M-x ede-locate-test-global", it show me a buffer like this:
>> ] Name: "test"
>> ] Class: #'ede-locate-global
>> ] :root "/home/yupeng/work/emacs/test2/"
>> ] file "test2.h"
>> ] lastanswer #<list o' stuff: 1 entries>
>> ] hash #<hash-table 'equal nil 0/65 0x92b4428>
>>
>>
>>Please help me check this problem, thanks.
> [ ... ]
>
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