Getting started with ede

Getting started with ede

[Neal Becker]

I'm writing mainly python code.  I'd like to try out some of the new 
features (like completion), so I have installed cedet.

Browsing through some of the info, I learned the easy way to get completion 
of references between files to work was to use ede to start a project.  I 
don't seem to get far with this.

M-x ede-new.  (Project-type?).  Only completion of project-type is Simple.  
Why?

Anyway, choose Simple.
(Name?) test1
(Project created and saved)

OK.
M-x ede-add-file
(Target:)

Oh, I can't add the file, there are no targets.  OK
M-x ede-new-target
new-target not supported by #<ede-simple-project test> [2 times]

OK, I'm stuck.

Re: Getting started with ede

[Andreas Politz]

Neal Becker <ndbecker2@gmail.com> writes:

> I'm writing mainly python code.  I'd like to try out some of the new 
> features (like completion), so I have installed cedet.
>
> Browsing through some of the info, I learned the easy way to get completion 
> of references between files to work was to use ede to start a project.  I 
> don't seem to get far with this.
>
> M-x ede-new.  (Project-type?).  Only completion of project-type is Simple.  
> Why?
>
> Anyway, choose Simple.
> (Name?) test1
> (Project created and saved)
>
> OK.
> M-x ede-add-file
> (Target:)
>
> Oh, I can't add the file, there are no targets.  OK
> M-x ede-new-target
> new-target not supported by #<ede-simple-project test> [2 times]
>
> OK, I'm stuck.

That's the problem with cedet, nobody knows how to use it.

-ap