The very helpful eassist mode relies on CEDET's semantic-something-to-tag-table
function. Can anyone advice, how this function could be loaded from Emacs' built-in CEDET?
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Zaur Nasibov
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Are you installed `eassist` manually? – Alex Ott Mar 13 '12 at 15:00
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this function is in semantic/util
package, that you can load with
(require 'semantic/util)
command...
P.S. CEDET in Emacs has slightly different directory structure, comparing with current trunk
P.P.S. But I would recommend to use CEDET from bzr repo - many things were fixed and improved there

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Thanks for answering, Alex. I've tried that, no luck :( And loading the semantic-util.elc didn't seem an elegant way either. I'll definitely start using the recent version from the repository. – Zaur Nasibov Mar 13 '12 at 15:29
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1that's very strange that it doesn't load, although I hadn't checked Emacs 23, only with Emacs 24 (current snapshot) - this library was available if I execute `M-x find-library semantic/util`. You can also check presence of file `lisp/cedet/semantic/util.*` in the emacs's `site-lisp` directory... – Alex Ott Mar 13 '12 at 16:37