I'm looking at the elisp code for the tree widget which is included
in slime 2.0. tree-widget.el
Does anyone have examples of how to use this to represent a function
definition hierarchy (which might possibly be recursive) or a class
hierarchy?
-jim
seems slime 2.0 has a class-browser written useing the tree-widget,
but it does not seem to do anything as far as i can tell. it simply
displays a single class name and none of its child or parent classes.
slime-browse-classes
-jim
Jimka wrote:
> I'm looking at the elisp code for the tree widget which is included
> in slime 2.0. tree-widget.el
>
> Does anyone have examples of how to use this to represent a function
> definition hierarchy (which might possibly be recursive) or a class
> hierarchy?
>
> -jim
Jimka wrote:
> seems slime 2.0 has a class-browser written useing the tree-widget,
> but it does not seem to do anything as far as i can tell. it simply
> displays a single class name and none of its child or parent classes.
>
> slime-browse-classes
This works here:
* M-x slime-browse-classes
* sequence <enter>
* then <enter> again to expand the displayed class
* then move with arrow keys and press <enter> to expand/collapse
* then the key q to close the browser
I'm not sure how one navigates upwards from the supplied class. This
was done using latest CVS of Slime.
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