Markus Gritsch wrote:
> Timothee Besset wrote:
>> Harmonia looks very promising indeed. The current release doesn't
>> support C++ however, so I'm on a wait and see till C++ is there to
>> try it out.
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> I use ebrowse (which comes with Emacs) to generate a Tags-DB for all
> my source files, and use its functionality to jump to method
> definitions/declarations. Ebrowse is C++ only, but does its job very
> well. It parses several hundred source files per second, and works
> also on quite big projects. I use it in a project consisting of
> 3500+ files in 500+ directories. =20
>=20
> If you cannot get ebrowse up and running, I will post some more
> details.=20
Maybe ECB should define a general parse-tag-structure and a general
parse-info-interface. Then there can be several implementations/adapters
to parse-info-suppliers like:
- semantic (already existing)
- harmonia (has to be written)
- ebrowse (has to be written)
- etags/imenu (already existing)
Each of these adapters has to transform ist propriatary tag-structure =
into
The ECB-tag-structure so ECB can use and display the informations...
As a starting point i would define the current semantic tag as =
ECB-tag-structure
(maybe a litte bit more generalized or not)....
Yes, sounds like a good idea the only one which lacks is the time to =
implement it ;-)
Well, we will see.....=20
Ciao,
Klaus
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> Markus
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