Configure EDE project in project dir

Hello,

I'm using the CEDET tools boundled with Emacs 24.4.

I'm experimenting with ede right now. My main goal so far is to make 
semantic finds the includes.

(ede-cpp-root-project "preCICE"
                      :name "preCICE"
                      :file "/home/florian/scratch/la/precice/SConstruct"
                      :include-path '("/src")
                      )

in my .emacs works so far. 

Occasionally I copy my project directory somewhere and don't want to 
copy/paste this snippet. Is there a way to include this information in 
project dir and have ede look it up recursively, just like dir-local.el?

Or use dir-locals to set? I can probably directly set semanticdb-project-
roots in my dir-locals.el, but I want to try ede and see what further 
benefits it has.

There is a Project.ede that is created when using ede-new but I wasn't 
really able to figure out what for.
Adding :include-path '("/src") to it yields strange errors when opening the 
file. Without it does not fix set my semantic include path. Curious I still 
need to open it so that (ede-toplevel-project-or-nil ".") in a subdir of 
the 
project returns non-nil. But why is there an (ede-project-directories 
(quote 
("/home/florian/scratch/la/precice"))) is my .emacs if it shows no effect?

ede-new offers to project type, Make or Automake, mine is scons driven.

Sorry, but I'm a kind of confused....

Thanks!
Florian


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