If you use senator, which comes with semantic, you can use the
keybinding:
C-c , j
and its effect will be similar to a flattened imenu setup.
Alternately, if you have senator running, look in the senator menu
for "Imenu Config". In there, just turn off anything that says
"bin", and you will get a flattened version of imenu.
Eric
>>> Kai Grossjohann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> seems to think that:
>I have bound C-c m to the imenu command. My idea was that I do C-c m
>on a method and then jump to the definition of this method.
>
>But, with JDEE installed, and thus Semantic installed, I instead need
>to do:
>
> C-c m invoke imenu
> c RET invoke "Classes"
> TAB RET select the only item, "class.Foo"
> m RET invoke "Methods"
> .foo TAB RET select the foo method
>
>I'm glad that I have partial-completion-mode turned on, for otherwise
>that last line wouldn't have worked. I'm also glad that method
>return types usually don't contain periods in my code, for in that
>case my method would have failed, too.
>
>However, I like the Speedbar display with the submenus.
>
>Can I have the cake (better M-x imenu RET interface) and eat it, too
>(keep the Semanticized Speedbar display)?
>
>Like I said, when point is on a construct such as "foo()" or
>"x.bar()", then IWBNI M-x imenu RET selected foo (or bar) as the
>default method to jump to, so that just hitting RET goes there.
>
>
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