lrs@esl.ESL.COM (Lynn Slater) (12/21/88)
> I would like to hear from anyone who has developed an on-line Ada > browser (either standalone, or part of another tool, such as Emacs). Ada Gnu emacs with tags up will find the code for you. it is only as smart as the tags generator (vendor specific). > In particular, what I am interested in is how your browser expects to > find comments associated with an Ada declaration. So far, it relies on screen scrolling. A simple change would be to start the top line of the window at the first of those comment lines which preceed the declaration but without any non-blank breaks. You will then see as much as your window will hold. An enhancement of this could merge ada mode and outline mode to hide all but the declaration and associated comments. > The > browser can make use of the 'Reserved comment words' "Purpose, > Pre-Conditions, Post-Conditions, and Exceptions" in some manner. Unless this header is some sort of non-proprietary and generally accepted standard, you will have to do this yourself. (This is not difficult.) -- Lynn =============================================================== Lynn Slater -- lrs@esl.com ESL/TRW 495 Java Drive, Box 3510, Sunnyvale, Ca 94088-3510 Office (408) 738-2888 x 4482; Home (415) 796-4149 ===============================================================