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- ;;; compiled by devin@scylla on Fri Oct 9 14:42:41 1992
- ;;; from file /cadillac-scylla/devin/lemacs/lisp/energize/visit-use.el
- ;;; emacs version 19.3.3 Lucid.
- ;;; bytecomp version 2.08; 27-aug-92.
- ;;; optimization is on.
- ;;; this file uses opcodes which do not exist in Emacs18.
-
- (if (and (boundp 'emacs-version)
- (or (and (boundp 'epoch::version) epoch::version)
- (string-lessp emacs-version "19")))
- (error "This file was compiled for Emacs19."))
-
- (defvar next-use-show-le-browser t "\
- *If t next-use-command will show both the next use and the le-browser buffer")
- (byte-code "└┴!¼é┬└├!¼é┬└─!¼é┬└┼!¼é┬└╞!¼â┬└╟!¼â┬╚╔Mê╩╦Mê╠═Mê╬╧Mê╨╤Mê╥╙Mê╘╒Mê╓╫Mê╪┘Mê┌█Mê▄▌Mê▐▀Mç" [boundp next-use-command-name nil next-use-label next-use-from-extent next-use-name next-use-to-extent next-use-position extent-after #[(pos) "└p!ë½Ä┬ !W½ç└ !ë¼r )ç" [next-extent extent extent-start-position pos] 3] next-use-start-pos #[nil "èebê└ ┬├#¡ü`)ç" [search-forward next-use-label nil t] 4] next-use-get-name #[(name) "G┴Zë├V½Ä\nH─=¼ç\n┴Zë¬n\nH─U½ê\n┴\\┼O¬ü)ç" [name 1 colon 0 58 nil] 4] next-use-init #[(command label) "┴=¼ë┬├─`!┼╞$ê \n╦ ë¼å═╬!ê¬î╧!╤╥ !)╘ ç" [major-mode energize-browser-mode energize-execute-command "browse_le" extent-at nil t command next-use-command-name label next-use-label next-use-start-pos pos error "no uses" extent-after next-use-from-extent next-use-get-name buffer-name next-use-name next-use-show-both] 6] next-use-end-pos #[nil "èebê└ !ê┬├─┼#ê`)ç" [search-forward next-use-label re-search-forward "^ *[A-Za-z ]*: " nil end] 4] next-use-next-to-extent #[nil "└ !qê┬ ─ !ë½ù┼ !W½É╞p ╟$¼ç─ !ë¼i ½ë┼ !Y½é╟ )ç" [extent-buffer next-use-from-extent next-use-end-pos end-pos next-extent extent-start-position energize-list-menu nil next-use-command-name] 6] next-use-show-from #[nil "½¬┴\n!qê├┼┴\n!!è╟\n!bê╚yê`) ╩ \"ê╦ \"+ç╠═╬┴\n!!\"ç" [next-use-show-le-browser extent-buffer next-use-from-extent t pop-up-windows display-buffer w extent-start-position 0 pos set-window-point set-window-start message "next use of %s" buffer-name] 5] next-use-show-to #[nil "└ \n├─$ê┼`!╟!ëç" [energize-execute-command next-use-command-name next-use-from-extent nil t extent-at next-use-to-extent extent-start-position next-use-position] 5] next-use-show-both #[nil "└ ê┴ ç" [next-use-show-from next-use-show-to] 1] next-use-next #[nil "└ !qê\n├ !W½ª\nbê─
- ├ !╞#½Ü`╟ ê╚
- G!ê ½â╩ ê╦ ê╠└ !!ç═ ½â╬ ç╧ ê╨╤!ç" [extent-buffer next-use-to-extent next-use-position extent-end-position search-forward next-use-name t push-mark backward-char zmacs-regions zmacs-activate-region next-use-show-from pop-to-buffer next-use-next-to-extent next-use-show-both next-use-terminate error "no more"] 4] next-use-terminate #[nil "└└└└└└ëç" [nil next-use-command-name next-use-label next-use-from-extent next-use-name next-use-to-extent next-use-position] 2] next-use-go #[(label command) "¼à┴\n\"ç─ ç" [next-use-from-extent next-use-init label command next-use-next] 3]] 2)
- (fset 'next-use-command #[(arg) "½â┴ ê┬├─\"ç" [arg next-use-terminate next-use-go "source" "Used By:"] 3 "\
- Show the next place where the current language element is used.
- The current language element is the one that point is on for source buffers
- or the element displayed in a language element browser buffer.
- Repeated calls to this functions visit all the callers in sequence.
- The caller function is first displayed then all the places in the caller that
- call the language element are visited.
-
- With prefix arg set, start a visit from scratch on the current language
- element.
-
- The variable next-use-show-le-browser controls if this command should display
- both the language element browser buffer and the next user or just the next
- user of the current language element." "P"])
- (define-key global-map [(control x) \\] 'next-use-command)
- (fset 'next-use-start #[nil "└┴!ç" [next-use-command 4] 2 "\
- Start visiting the uses of a language element.
- If executed in a LE Browser buffer visit the uses of the language element
- in the buffer. In a source buffer visit the uses of the language element
- at (point)" nil])
-