Semantic and imenu

Semantic and imenu

[Kai Großjohann]

Semantic creates hiearchical imenus for lots of modes, which is a
good thing for speedbar, but I find that it does not work so well
with M-x imenu RET.  There, I prefer to be able to just type the
variable/function name and be teleported to the right spot.

Is it possible to tell semantic to abstain from hierarchical menus?
Is it possible to tell semantic to behave differently for M-x imenu
RET than for speedbar?

kai
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Re: Semantic and imenu

[maierh]

Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE (Kai Großjohann) writes:

> Semantic creates hiearchical imenus for lots of modes, which is a
> good thing for speedbar, but I find that it does not work so well
> with M-x imenu RET.  There, I prefer to be able to just type the
> variable/function name and be teleported to the right spot.
>
> Is it possible to tell semantic to abstain from hierarchical menus?
> Is it possible to tell semantic to behave differently for M-x imenu
> RET than for speedbar?

Me too, it's annoying and it's maybe the reason why I am not working
with imenu.

Harald

Semantic and Imenu

[Nathaniel Flath]

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Hello,
I'm using JDEE for Java development, which requires me to have CEDET.
However, Cedet seems to be breaking imenu; in many modes(including
emacs-lisp-mode) it sets imenu-create-index-function to
semantic-create-imenu-index, which causes Imenu to thinkj there are no items
suitable for an index in the current buffer.  Is there a way to either
prevent CEDET from hijacking Imenu or have it actually analyze the buffer
correctly?  I only do

(require 'cedet)
(require 'jde)

As things that would influence CEDET.

Thanks,
Nathaniel Flath

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