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I am trying learn how to work with CEDET. I don’t have any project to mess around so I want to shoot Emacs itself.
It seems CEDET automatically detects Emacs as a project when I open Emacs repository in dir. But when I do M-x ede-find-file there is no file to open.
Question is, How can I exactly setup Emacs as a project in CEDET to make use of EDE and other goodies of CEDET.?
Seems the documentation for this hasn’t been completed yet.
The command
ede-find-filedoesn’t provide completion. If you are visiting some file in the Emacs source (like INSTALL) and do this:it should pop up emacs.c.
Different CEDET features all have different kinds of dependencies so it’s hard to answer the question specifically, but generically, all you have to do is visit a file in your Emacs project, and the other features should be enabled.