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Dan Kruchinin | 9 Jul 2008 07:39
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Warning: The tag-visit-function `ecb-tag-visit-smart-tag-start' moves point outside of tag

Hi all.

After building last version of ecb from cvs I get "Warning: The tag-visit-function
`ecb-tag-visit-smart-tag-start' moves point outside of tag - ignored"
when I jump from ecb frame to the "variable" in current buffer(only when "variable" is a *macro*).
For example I have the following code:
===
#include <stdio.h>

#define TMP 1

int main(void)
{
    return 0;
}
===

I get mentioned above warning exactly after ecb-jump-to-tag function(with TMP tag as an argument) was called.

emacs version: GNU Emacs 23.0.60.2 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.12.10)
CEDET Version: 1.0pre5
Backtrace:
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Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument symbolp [object ecb-dlist-node "node" [object
ecb-dlist-node "node" [object ecb-dlist-node "node" [object ecb-dlist-node "node" nil #3 [object
ecb-nav-history-item "First item" 0 0]] #2 [object ecb-nav-tag-history-item "main" 638 -35 #<buffer
tmp.c> #<marker at 36 in tmp.c> #<marker at 68 in tmp.c> "main" nil]] #1 [object
ecb-nav-tag-history-item "TMP" 7 -28 #<buffer tmp.c> #<marker at 29 in tmp.c> #<marker at 32 in tmp.c>
"TMP" nil]] nil [object ecb-nav-tag-history-item "TMP" 0 0 #<buffer tmp.c> #<marker at 29 in tmp.c>
#<marker at 32 in tmp.c> "TMP" nil]])
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Rustom Mody | 16 Jul 2008 08:21
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tree buffer style

I am using ecb on windows.

Now although ecb-tree-buffer-style is image, I get only ascii vertical
bars displayed.

Now the faq says:

GNU Emacs <= 21.3.X for Windows does not support image-display so ECB
uses always ascii-guide-lines even when here the image-style is set in
ecb-tree-buffer-style.

and my versions are as follows:
ecb version is 2.32
emacs version is 22.1.1

So is there something else I am missing?

Thanks

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