On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 10:33 AM, Kai Großjohann wrote:
The JDEE already has what you want but it is based on Java reflection
rather than semantic. The command is JDE->Find->Symbol Definition (C-c
C-v C-y).
Cool. The command name mentions classes, so I didn't expect it could
find
method
> If you use senator, which comes with semantic, you can use the
> keybinding:
>
> C-c , j
>
> and its effect will be similar to a flattened imenu setup.
C-c , j suits me well. Thanks, Eric. Way cool.
Now I have two way cool features to choose from -- the C-c C-v C-y from JDEE
and C-c , j fro
> The JDEE already has what you want but it is based on Java reflection
> rather than semantic. The command is JDE->Find->Symbol Definition (C-c
> C-v C-y).
Cool. The command name mentions classes, so I didn't expect it could find
methods, too. Yeah, I should've read the documentation! *blush*
If you use senator, which comes with semantic, you can use the
keybinding:
C-c , j
and its effect will be similar to a flattened imenu setup.
Alternately, if you have senator running, look in the senator menu
for "Imenu Config". In there, just turn off anything that says
"bin", and you will get
Kai Grossjohann writes:
> I have bound C-c m to the imenu command. My idea was that I do C-c m
> on a method and then jump to the definition of this method.
>
> But, with JDEE installed, and thus Semantic installed, I instead need
> to do:
>
> C-c m invoke imenu
> c
I have bound C-c m to the imenu command. My idea was that I do C-c m
on a method and then jump to the definition of this method.
But, with JDEE installed, and thus Semantic installed, I instead need
to do:
C-c m invoke imenu
c RET invoke "Classes"
TAB RET
