When you try to use semantic-mode with js3-mode (For things like Speedbar and the sort), the result is semantic not understanding what kind of buffer it's looking at and never is capable of parsing it...
I am using Emacs 24.2 on Linux Mint 13.
You can reproduce the problem by:
Creating a JavaScript file with a couple functions (Nested and not).
Open it with semantic-mode enabled.
Parse the buffer with C-c , ,.
Open speedbar with M-x speedbar.
Notice there are no tags when you try to expand the file?
This functionality works in js2-mode, so if you follow the above steps in it, it provides the desired result... You can also refresh the speedbar buffer by hitting "g" when it is in focus.
Trying this out on Emacs 23.2.1 on FreeBSD, I can't reproduce the problem. Opening the speedbar gets me some functions listed, though I've never used that feature so I don't necessarily know what I'm looking at.
Heyas...
When you try to use semantic-mode with js3-mode (For things like Speedbar and the sort), the result is semantic not understanding what kind of buffer it's looking at and never is capable of parsing it...
I am using Emacs 24.2 on Linux Mint 13.
You can reproduce the problem by:
semantic-mode
enabled.C-c , ,
.M-x speedbar
.Notice there are no tags when you try to expand the file?
This functionality works in
js2-mode
, so if you follow the above steps in it, it provides the desired result... You can also refresh the speedbar buffer by hitting "g
" when it is in focus.Thanks..!