将CEDET ede-cpp-root-project命令放在.emacs文件之外 [英] Putting CEDET ede-cpp-root-project commands outside the .emacs file

问题描述

我有一个正在工作的EDE项目，但我想将该命令放在该项目的源代码树中，而不是我的.emacs文件中。这可能吗？

我已尝试使用目录变量并且emacs加载该文件，但它确实有任何影响。为此，我将以下代码放在项目根目录中的.dir-locals.el中：

 （（nil 
。（（ede-cpp-root-projectMyProj
：nameMyProj Project
：file/home/jlisee/projects/myproj_code/CMakeLists.txt
：include -path'（/ packages）
：system-include-path'（/ opt / myproj / local / include）
：spp-table'（（CONST ））
 
  

解决方案

项目类型为ede-cpp-root是专门为将项目文件保留在源代码树中的人员。如果您希望源代码树中有项目类型，还有其他选项。

如果您正在使用最新版本的CEDET，您可以启用通用项目类型，反过来支持cmake（它看起来像你在使用？）

 （ede-enable-generic-projects）
  

在CMake的此通用项目中，使用

  Mx ede-customize-project RET 
  

添加包含路径，宏表等。

如果您不使用makefile，cmake或其他任何内容，可以使用一些代码创建自己的通用项目类型你的.emacs文件。看到ede通用的提及CMake的所有内容，应该是很明显的3件事情要创建。

我认为现有的项目类型使用CMakeLists而不是CMakeLists。 txt，所以也许现有的代码需要调整。

I have a working EDE project, but I would like to locate the command in a file in the source tree for that project and not in my .emacs file. Is this possible?

I have tried using directory variables and emacs loads the file, but it does have any affect. To do this I placed the following code in .dir-locals.el in the project root:

((nil 
 . ((ede-cpp-root-project "MyProj"
     :name "MyProj Project"
     :file "/home/jlisee/projects/myproj_code/CMakeLists.txt"
     :include-path '( "/packages" )
     :system-include-path '( "/opt/myproj/local/include" )
     :spp-table '( ("CONST" . "const") )
     ))))

解决方案

The project type ede-cpp-root is for people who specifically want to keep the project file out of their source tree. If you want a project type in your source tree, there are other options.

If you are using a recent version of CEDET, you can instead enable the generic project types which in turn supports cmake (which it looks like you are using?)

(ede-enable-generic-projects)

Once in this generic project for CMake, use

 M-x ede-customize-project RET

to add in include paths, macro tables, and the like.

If you aren't using makefiles, cmake, or whatever, you can create your own generic project type with a bit of code in your .emacs file. Look in ede-generic for everything that mentions CMake, and it should be pretty obvious what 3 things to create.

I think the existing project type uses CMakeLists, not CMakeLists.txt, so perhaps the existing code needs a tweak.

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