Re: CEDET discoverability

[Chong Yidong]

David Kastrup <address@hidden> writes:

>>> semantic documentation consists of a lot of buzzwords, and some
>>> descriptions of its organization (not matching what is installed in
>>> Emacs), but describes pretty much _nothing_ you could actually call or
>>> use in Emacs.
>>
>> See the chapter "Using Semantic" in the manual, which, appropriately
>> enough, explains how to use Semantic.
>
> It tells you how to turn it on and off.  It does not tell you how to
> call or use its functions for supporting further modes.

That's what the subnodes are for.  See "Semantic mode user commands" for
a list of commands enabled by Semantic mode.  As explained in the node
"Semantic mode", many additional features can be enabled, and these are
explained in their own subnodes (SemanticDB, Idle Scheduler, Analyzer,
Speedbar, ...).

Do you have something specific in mind about what is missing?