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Hi,

  That seems like a good idea.  The simple routine
`semantic-bucketize' does the work on the buffer's tags, but the
speedbar support doesn't re-run it on the contents of the namespace.

  When I ran your default example, my speedbar output was:

[-] foo.cpp
 {-} Types
   -> bread_name{}
    +> funca()
    +> funcb()
    +> funca()
    +> funcb()
   -> panda{}
    +> funca()
    +> funcb()
   -> bread{}
    +> funca()
    +> funcb()

so it did both.

  You should investigate semantic-bucketize to see if there is some
  tweak you would like.

Eric

>>> bread <breaddawson@...> seems to think that:
>Hi,
>
>I found that tags for cpp files are not output in class structure, while
>using namespace
>
>For example,
>
>// main.cpp
>namespace bread_name{
>    int bread::funca()
>    {
>        return 0;
>    }
>
>    int bread::funcb()
>    {
>        return 0;
>    }
>
>    int panda::funca()
>    {
>        return 0;
>    }
>
>    int panda::funcb()
>    {
>        return 0;
>    }
>}
>
>The tags in imenu and speedbar will look like this:
>
>bread:namespace ->
>                                     funca:int
>                                     funcb:int
>                                     funca:int
>                                     funcb:int
>
>If the delete "namespace bread_name", it will look like this:
>
>bread:struct ->
>                           funca:int
>                           funcb:int
>
>panda:struct ->
>                           funca:int
>                           funcb:int
>
>So i think it will be better for the former to display like this:
>
>bread_name:namespace
>            bread:struct ->
>                                       funca:int
>                                       funcb:int
>
>            bread:struct ->
>                                       funca:int
>                                       funcb:int
>
>Thanks.
>

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