CEDET semantic-ia-fast-jump visual styling

CEDET semantic-ia-fast-jump visual styling

[Christoph]

With the recent CEDET merge, I started to check out some of the features 
and I am quite pleased with what I see so far. I especially like 
semantic for code browsing.

There is one thing I find quite annoying though and that  is the yellow 
banner that marks the line i jump to with semantic-ia-fast-jump, for 
example, and that after the jump slowly fades away. I have yet to see an 
example where this is actually visually appealing, i.e. smooth. Usually 
it looks quite choppy and the entire part of the buffer around the jump 
target seems to be redrawn in rapid fashion. I see this on Windows and 
Linux (Xubuntu).

I was wondering if there is a way to disable the yellow banner. I looked 
in the manual but I couldnt find a anything on customizing CEDET in 
general or semantic in particular. It just talked about the commands 
available.

Christoph

Re: CEDET semantic-ia-fast-jump visual styling

[David Engster]

Christoph <cschol2112@googlemail.com> writes:
> There is one thing I find quite annoying though and that  is the
> yellow banner that marks the line i jump to with
> semantic-ia-fast-jump, for example, and that after the jump slowly
> fades away. I have yet to see an example where this is actually
> visually appealing, i.e. smooth. Usually it looks quite choppy and the
> entire part of the buffer around the jump target seems to be redrawn
> in rapid fashion. I see this on Windows and Linux (Xubuntu).

Hmm. It's not super-smooth, but I usually find it to be acceptable, even
on slow machines.

> I was wondering if there is a way to disable the yellow banner. I
> looked in the manual but I couldnt find a anything on customizing
> CEDET in general or semantic in particular. It just talked about the
> commands available.

(setq pulse-flag nil)

Also, you can customize pulse-highlight-face if you're not happy with
the style.

-David