I'm finally working on polishing the code for a release!
One thing left is mouse operations.
Ada 4.01 has this on the context menu that is popped up by right-click:
["Goto Declaration/Body" ada-point-and-xref
:included ada-contextual-menu-on-identifier]
["Goto Body" ada-point-and-xref-body
:included ada-contextual-menu-on-identifier]
["Goto Previous Reference" ada-xref-goto-previous-reference]
["List References" ada-find-references
:included ada-contextual-menu-on-identifier]
["List Local References" ada-find-local-references
:included ada-contextual-menu-on-identifier]
["-" nil nil]
["Other File" ff-find-other-file]
["Goto Parent Unit" ada-goto-parent]))
Some are shown only if the right click is on an identifier; that makes
sense.
Ada mode 5.0 has an empty context menu.
In my view, context menus should _only_ have entries that are affected
by where the mouse is clicked. So things like "goto other file" don't
belong there.
I could be persuaded to include other operations; the obvious choice would be
all of the Ada menu.
"Goto Declaration/Body" is ada-goto-declaration; easy to add here.
"Goto Body" is a special case of ada-goto-declaration; I'd leave it out.
"Goto Previous Reference" was implemented with an Ada-mode specific
queue of places. 'previous-error' is good enough, and this doesn't belong on
a context menu anyway; leave it out.
"List References" is ada-show-references; easy to add here.
"List Local References" restricts references found to the current file.
This uses a gnatfind feature not provided by gnatinspect, so I'd rather
not implement it.
"Other File" doesn't belong on a context menu.
"Goto Parent Unit" goes to the parent unit of the current file. In 5.0,
this is handled by ada-find-other-file, but only when point is on a
subunit declaration. Is this useful when point is elsewhere? If so, it
should also go on the main menu.
Opinions?
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-- Stephe
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