Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of EmacsInterface

Timestamp:

Feb 15, 2012, 12:11:06 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

manualwiki

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EmacsInterface

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 === Server sub-menu ===
 
+==== Starting and stopping server ====
+
 While working with Erlang files the sever process of the !RefactorErl can be
 stopped or can be restarted if it is required. The refactoring server can be
@@ -86 +88 @@
 typing the {{{C-c C-r R}}} shortcut.
 
+==== Configure ====
+
+Using this menu item you can modify the "Basic settings" described above.
+
+==== Control buffer ====
+
+Enabling {{{refactorerl-mode}}} in Emacs automatically starts the !RefactorErl
+control buffer. This buffer contains some !RefactorErl related functionality and
+settings.
 
 === Files sub-menu ===
 
+==== Load directory ==== 
+
+Using this item (or C-c C-r L) the whole contents of a directory can be loaded without going through
+the files one-by-one.
+
+==== Database contents ====
+
+The actual contents of the database are shown by this command (or {{{C-c C-r C}}}), the list is shown in the "!RefactorErl File
+List" buffer with links to the files themselves.
+
+==== Show parse errors ====
+
+Selecting this item the parse errors in the database which arose while adding files to the database
+(parse errors for files where the indicated status is "error"). Every parse error is
+described in a separate row and gives information about the le which contains
+the actual parse error, the location in the le and context information about
+the error. The parse errors are listed in the "!RefactorErl File List" buffer with
+links to the location of the error.
+
+==== Draw graph ====
+
+There is interface to visualise the content of the database. Choosing the "Draw
+graph" or typing the {{{C-c C-r G}}} shortcut the interface asks for a file name with
+extension .dot where to create the description of the database content. The tool
+creates the description of the graph to the given path and file, using Graphviz a
+graphic visualisation of the graph can be created. Note that the resulting graph
+may be too large for Graphviz to handle.
+
+
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