Re: [cedet-semantic] Semantic automatically open header files

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

Hi,

  If you are using the last pre-release (1.0pre4) then what you are
observing is a bug.  This bug should be fixed in the CVS version.

  You are correct, that CEDET tries to open various header files to
provide smart summaries and completion.  It will still do that in the
CVS version, but should also correctly clean up those buffers
afterward.

Eric


>>> bread <bre...@gm...> seems to think that:
>Hi,
>
>I'm using the latest Emacs and cedet and i found there're always some header
>files opened automatically when i wrote C++. It was wired. What's more, i
>found some el.gz files opened automatically, too. And i found a method to
>reproduce this "bug"(i'm not sure if it's a bug):
>
>Open an el file, whatever, senator-ia.el for example.  there's a *(require
>'senator)*. So, do the followings:
>
>1. C-s, type senator.
>Yes, we're searching senator, and the cursor will stop at the one in
>(require 'senator)
>
>2. Hit enter and u'll find another senaotr.el.gz was opened.
>
>I don't know why this happed and if this is related to the header files auto
>opened issue which was mentioned above. But it seems not a feature of cedet?
>And after i comment all the things related to cedet and restart emacs,
>everything was ok.
>
>This is not a special case since a friend of mine can also get el.gz file
>opened by following the 2 steps.
>
>so,  i think maybe it was caused by the anlyzing process of semantic? maybe
>semantic need to open the header files to get the tags of cpp files ,and
>with the same reason, semantic need to open el.gz files?
>
>Thanks.
>