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Greg Donald | 4 Mar 2007 17:29
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ecb-wget-setup buffer

ECB has recently began to ask me about the ecb-wget-setup option on
startup.  I see this buffer every time I start Emacs:

Click on [Save] to save all changed options into /Users/destiney/.emacs.
This makes a backup of this file unique named with a suffix .before_ecb_2.32.

Click on [Cancel] to kill this buffer.

The values of the following options are incompatible with current type.
ECB has tried to transform the old-value to the new type. In cases where
this was not possible ECB has reset to the current default-value.

+ Option:   ecb-wget-setup
  Old value: 'cons
  New value: 'cons

If the new values are not what you want please re-customize!

For a list of the most important NEWS call `ecb-display-news-for-upgrade'!

[Save] [Cancel]

I've tried removing ecb-wget-setup from my .emacs but ECB seems to add
it back, only to begin complaining again.  I did some Google'ng and
ended up trying the following variations:

'(ecb-wget-setup (quote 'cons))
'(ecb-wget-setup '(quote cons))

none of which help.
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klaus.berndl | 5 Mar 2007 11:38
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Re: ecb-wget-setup buffer

which version of ECB do you use??

I can remember, that i have fixed this - but probably only in the current beta-release...

Klaus

Greg Donald wrote:
> ECB has recently began to ask me about the ecb-wget-setup option on
> startup.  I see this buffer every time I start Emacs:
> 
> Click on [Save] to save all changed options into
> /Users/destiney/.emacs. This makes a backup of this file unique named
> with a suffix .before_ecb_2.32. 
> 
> Click on [Cancel] to kill this buffer.
> 
> The values of the following options are incompatible with current
> type. 
> ECB has tried to transform the old-value to the new type. In cases
> where this was not possible ECB has reset to the current
> default-value. 
> 
> + Option:   ecb-wget-setup
>   Old value: 'cons
>   New value: 'cons
> 
> If the new values are not what you want please re-customize!
> 
> For a list of the most important NEWS call
> `ecb-display-news-for-upgrade'!
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Vagn Johansen | 5 Mar 2007 11:45
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Re: ecb-wget-setup buffer

> which version of ECB do you use??
>

I happens to me too with the most recent versions (I could find)

ecb-2.32

cedet-1.0pre3

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Greg Donald | 6 Mar 2007 00:40
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Re: ecb-wget-setup buffer

On 3/5/07, klaus.berndl <at> sdm.de <klaus.berndl <at> sdm.de> wrote:
> which version of ECB do you use??

2.32

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Hannes Janetzek | 15 Mar 2007 13:07

methods buffer search problem

Hi,  
I have a problem with node-search. In the methods
buffer everything is found but functions. If I type
the prefix of a function no match is found (tested in
c- an lisp-mode).  One strange thing is that in 
lisp-mode it searches for the parameters of functions (i.e. it
functions by parameters ).

Does someone know how to change this, to find
functions by function-name prefix? 

Regards, 
Hannes 

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Hannes Janetzek | 15 Mar 2007 13:02

methods buffer search problem

Hi,  
I have a problem with node-search. In the methods
buffer everything is found but functions. If I type
the prefix of a function no match is found (tested in
c- an lisp-mode).  One strange thing is that in 
lisp-mode it searches for the parameters of functions (i.e. it
functions by parameters ).

Does someone know how to change this, to find
functions by function-name prefix? 

Regards, 
Hannes 

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klaus.berndl | 21 Mar 2007 13:48
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Re: methods buffer search problem

Hi,

can you please send an Ascii-screenshot or another example where you describe what is the problem and what
is the difference between the shown behavior and the behavior you expect. Thanks

Ciao,
Klaus

Hannes Janetzek wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a problem with node-search. In the methods
> buffer everything is found but functions. If I type
> the prefix of a function no match is found (tested in
> c- an lisp-mode).  One strange thing is that in
> lisp-mode it searches for the parameters of functions (i.e. it
> functions by parameters ).
> 
> Does someone know how to change this, to find
> functions by function-name prefix?
> 
> Regards,
> Hannes
> 
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Hannes Janetzek | 23 Mar 2007 16:33

Re: methods buffer search problem

Am Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:48:51 +0100
schrieb <klaus.berndl <at> sdm.de>:

> Hi,
> 
> can you please send an Ascii-screenshot or another example where you
> describe what is the problem and what is the difference between the
> shown behavior and the behavior you expect. Thanks
>

ok, I made two screenshots. the first shows the expected behavior, so
node search works with variables(as with structs, etc). the second shows
an example that functions aren't found. I tried it also with the
functions not flattened and it doesnt work either. what is strange is
that functions are found with node search if i use a regular expression
filter before. 

a different issue: i have an idea how node search could be more
comfortable but i'm pretty new to emacs, so i don't know how to
implement this.
It would work like this:
The first thing would be to have Tab-completion,
 then Tab cycles through the matches. An option to this could be
that only that items(nodes) are shown that match to the search
string. With Esc one could clear the search string (and all items
are shown again)  

Is this hard to do? I'll try to do this when i'm more used to elisp 

Best Regards,
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Hannes Janetzek | 24 Mar 2007 16:13

Re: methods buffer search problem

Am Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:48:51 +0100
schrieb <klaus.berndl <at> sdm.de>:

> Hi,
> 
> can you please send an Ascii-screenshot or another example where you
> describe what is the problem and what is the difference between the
> shown behavior and the behavior you expect. Thanks
>

ok, I made two screenshots. the first shows the expected behavior, so
node search works with variables(as with structs, etc). the second shows
an example that functions aren't found. I tried it also with the
functions not flattened and it doesnt work either. what is strange is
that functions are found with node search if i use a regular expression
filter before. 

a different issue: i have an idea how node search could be more
comfortable but i'm pretty new to emacs, so i don't know how to
implement this.
It would work like this:
The first thing would be to have Tab-completion,
 then Tab cycles through the matches. An option to this could be
that only that items(nodes) are shown that match to the search
string. With Esc one could clear the search string (and all items
are shown again)  

Is this hard to do? I'll try to do this when i'm more used to elisp 

Best Regards,
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Eric M. Ludlam | 24 Mar 2007 19:18
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Re: methods buffer search problem

The search thing below sounds like it might be eassist.el

http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/eassist.el

That could be a spiff ECB window option.

Eric

>From: Hannes Janetzek <hannes.janetzek <at> googlemail.com>
>
>Am Wed, 21 Mar 2007 13:48:51 +0100
>schrieb <klaus.berndl <at> sdm.de>:
>
>> Hi,
>> 
>> can you please send an Ascii-screenshot or another example where you
>> describe what is the problem and what is the difference between the
>> shown behavior and the behavior you expect. Thanks
>>
>
>ok, I made two screenshots. the first shows the expected behavior, so
>node search works with variables(as with structs, etc). the second shows
>an example that functions aren't found. I tried it also with the
>functions not flattened and it doesnt work either. what is strange is
>that functions are found with node search if i use a regular expression
>filter before. 
>
>
>a different issue: i have an idea how node search could be more
>comfortable but i'm pretty new to emacs, so i don't know how to
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