Re: Semantic "Sticky" in python mode

rjd <3246251196ryan <at> gmail.com> writes:

> 1. how to disable semantic for all python files? Something better than
> running (semantic-mode) [[ which does not work anyway ]]. 
> 
> 2. OR, how to fix the issue where emacs sticks for 2/3 seconds when I move
> the cursor to a large function. 
> 
> 3. And, as a bonus - where to find information about what I can use a
> frontend equivalent to what I do for c++ with ia-complete-symbol-menu.
> 

To expand on these points:

1. When I suggest using (semantic-mode) this is because in my .emacs file I
already have (semantic-mode) such that it is enabled for the entire session.
Running (semantic-mode) again turns semantic mode off but, still, semantic
mode runs in the python file.

2. The cursor is in a particular location within the function, even if I
press C-n / C-p then emacs sticks every time for 1-3s. If I switch the
buffer to a different and smaller python file there is no stickyness.
Perhaps something in the background of semantic is kicking of a parsing
everytime the cursor moves? I do not know.

Thanks


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