Re[1]: [cedet-semantic] Help getting semantic to use namespaces

[Eric M. L. <er...@si...>]

Hi,

  Thanks for the example.  I haven't done any work at resolving the
specifics of C++ namespace issues yet.  While there is infrastructure
there to handle multiple scopes, the work of parsing out namespaces
from using statements, or b::name type syntax is not.

  As I am starting to work on C++ code like that, however, it is on
the top of my list of analyzer things to do... after I get 1.0 out
that is.

  If someone wants to tackle this problem, I'd be happy to help.

Eric

>>> Nathan Addy <nat...@gm...> seems to think that:
>Hi,
>
>I am a relative emacs newbie and a total semantic newbie, so I
>apologize if this is a pretty obvious question/problem.
>
>Today my goal has been to take an out of the box emacs installation
>and get the analyse-possible-completions type stuff to work with a
>medium sized project I'm joining.  I downloaded semantic by installing
>the latest cedet and then ran something like
>
>(load-file "~/bin/emacs/cedet-1.0pre3/semantic/semantic-load.el")
>(setq semantic-load-turn-everything-on t)
>in my .emacs.  
>
>To test it out I entered in some simple cpp file that said something like
>
>class foo
>{
>public:
>int m_int;
>};
>namespace b
>{
>class bar 
>{
>public:
>int m_int;
>};
>}
>int main(int argc, char** argv)
>{
>foo alpha;
>b::bar beta;
>...
>}
>Where all of this is contained in one single cpp file.  
>
>The semantic-complete-analyse-inline will work exactly the way I would
>expect when I use it after typing "alpha."  It completes it to
>alpha.m_int and will expend to the first ambiguity when I give foo
>more public members, etc.  None of this works for beta though.  When I
>type "beta." and execute the function, it offers for completion all
>variables at local scope: main, argc, argv, alpha, and beta.
>
>What, if anything, can I do to make semantic resolve names through
>namespaces?  Thanks very much in advance.
  [ ... ]

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