CEDET

Hi,

  I think that it is supposed to find partial names since it is a
utility for other types of search, like word-searh, though I'm not
positive.  Hopefully David Ponce can provide some insight.

Thanks
Eric

>>> Raul Acevedo <raul@...> seems to think that:
>While using JDEE to develop Java code in Emacs, I found a bug in
>senator-search-tag-name.  Finding the definition of the following symbol
>from another class fails:
>
>    FooBar foo;
>
>It fails in senator-search-tag-name, because it neglects to add "\\>" to
>the end of the regexp it uses.  So instead of finding foo, it finds
>FooBar.  Adding "\\>" to the regexp fixes it:
>
>(defun senator-search-tag-name (tag)
>  "Search for TAG name in current buffer.
>Limit the search to TAG bounds.
>If found, set point to the end of the name, and return point.  The
>beginning of the name is at (match-beginning 0).
>Return nil if not found, that is if TAG name doesn't come from the
>source."
>  (let ((name (semantic-tag-name tag)))
>    (setq name (if (string-match "\\`\\([^[]+\\)[[]" name)
>                   (match-string 1 name)
>                 name))
>    (goto-char (semantic-tag-start tag))
>    (when (re-search-forward (concat
>                              ;; the tag name is expected at the
>                              ;; beginning of a word or after a
>                              ;; whitespace or a punctuation
>                              "\\(\\<\\|\\s-+\\|\\s.\\)"
>                              (regexp-quote name) "\\>")
>                             (semantic-tag-end tag)
>                             t)
>      (goto-char (match-beginning 0))
>      (search-forward name))))
>
>Raul
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