[CEDET-devel] Couple new CEDET features

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

I've got a two new features up in CEDET over the past couple weeks.
They are:

semantic-complete-inline-analyzer, which is used by
semantic-idle-completions-mode has a new default display mechanism.  I
was unable to get the tooltip fixed in Emacs 22/23.  This new style
uses "ghost text" to show the first of the possible completions just
after point.  Pressing TAB a lot cycles, and RET accepts, plus various
typing things do the usual.

I spent some time on this trying to make it less obtrusive.  If you
enable idle completions mode, it should be possible to type away as if
it weren't there, or press TAB if you want to use it.  Previously,
there were some gotchas that beeped or threw errors which should be
fixed now.

If the tooltips worked for you, and you want them back, you can
customize `semantic-complete-inline-analyzer-displayor-class'.

If you disabled idle completions mode in the past due to various
annoyances, it would be great if you could try it again and let me
know how it goes.


The second is a new decoration mode for includes. I hope it will help
new users through the process of understanding why header files/
include files are important.

If you had updated from CVS recently, you likely saw bits of this
already.  If semantic can't find a header, it will be red.  If it
knows where it is but hasn't parsed it yet, it will be yellow.  All
headers get a mouse face, and a mouse-3 context menu.  The menu will
describe more about whats going on, plus various options, like "jump
to the include file".

I wanted keybindings too, but I just couldn't think of what they might
be.

Try it out and let me know how it goes!

Thanks
Eric

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