Re: [cedet-semantic] Finding all references on Windows

[Nadales A. D. <dam...@oc...>]

Thanks Eric for your reply.

> For the symref tool to work, you will also need to have an EDE project
> setup that identifies the root of your project.  Only then will it be
> able to start in the right place and have grep-find find all your
> references.  Of course, even in your proposed situation, it should find
> the symbol you are looking for if your cursor was on it to begin with.
>
In Linux symref works fine. So that's why I guessed it may have something to do with some external tools not being available on Windows.

> You can also use 'semantic-symref-data-debug-last-result' to get a dump
> of what is found.  Chances are it will be empty, but it's worth a shot.
>
Good tip. Sadly I did not get any results.

> It might also have auto-detected some other tool (like an IDUtils or
> GNU
> Global) tags file at your project root, and tried to use that.  You can
> force it by setting `semantic-symref-tool' to 'grep directly with a
> (setq-default ...) in your .emacs.  Or delete the offending GPATH, ID,
> or cscope.out file.
>
I had indeed some tag files written by other programs while looking for alternatives. However after deleting these files I still got no results.

I'll see what I can do...

Best regards,
Damian.
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