Thread: [cedet-semantic] stripping bread crumbs boilerplate
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From: John Y. <jo...@ya...> - 2012-02-28 20:19:35
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(I am not much of a lisp programmer and hence not particularly skilled at reading the semantics sources.) I am please to have gotten idle summary and breadcrumbs working. The breadcrumbs though contain more boilerplate than I would like. Instead of namespace foo {}::class bar {}:: item I would like to see foo:: bar:: item Any suggestions? TIA, /john |
From: Eric M. L. <eri...@gm...> - 2012-02-28 23:24:37
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On 02/28/2012 03:19 PM, John Yates wrote: > (I am not much of a lisp programmer and hence not particularly skilled > at reading the semantics sources.) > > I am please to have gotten idle summary and breadcrumbs working. The > breadcrumbs though contain more boilerplate than I would like. > Instead of > > namespace foo {}::class bar {}:: item > > I would like to see > > foo:: bar:: item > > Any suggestions? Hi John, I'll provide a 'long' answer, because it should help you more easily find many kinds of options you would want to change. To start when you want to see what is available to configure a tool, you can customize that group of options. For semantic, that would be: M-x customize-group RET semantic RET Within that list, look for "breadcrumbs", and you will find several options. One of the options will format the tag. You probably want to open the list of options, and select the one that only shows the tag name. If you want to search further, there is the "apropos" command. In that case, you can do: M-x apropos RET breadcrumb RET and it will find every function and variable that has that string in it. Once you see something with the name and doc you like, you can M-c customize-variable RET the-variable-you-like RET to change it. Good Luck Eric |