Re: Selecting a project from the command line

[Manuel Gómez]

Am 1/9/21 um 22:59 schrieb Stephen Leake:
> You only get the "WisiPrj Select" menu when you use
> wisi-prj-select-cache; you are using -select-parse.
>
> This works, with emacs -Q:
>
> (progn
>    (package-initialize)
>    (require 'wisi-prj)
>    (setq project-find-functions '(wisi-prj-current-parse))
>    (wisi-prj-parse-file :prj-file "hello.gpr" :init-prj (ada-prj-default))
>    (wisi-prj-select-file "hello.gpr" (ada-prj-default))
>    )
>
> You don't need package-initialize if running 'emacs' without -Q.
>
> Note that you don't need (require 'ada-mode); there are auto-loads in
> the right places in ada-mode. However, there is not an auto-load on
> wisi-prj-parse-file (because you are not supposed to have to do this),
> which is why you need (require 'wisi-prj).
>
> I'll see if I can come up with a small fix to make my first suggestion
> work.

I'm a bit lost, probably because I didn't express my intention right. 
That snippet runs without errors but I still don't get the full setup: 
C-c C-c asks for the make command.  What I would like to get is the same 
setup as when I choose "Ada | Project Files | Find and select Project ...".

I've read the entire manual to find how to do it, but didn't get any 
reference. What I find is some references to a non-existent wisi node, 
like in this promising sentence:

> To set the project file, use the menu command Ada | Project Files | 
Find and select Project ..., or one of the elisp functions described in 
(wisi)Selecting Projects.

There are more of these dead references in other parts of the manual 
(both in the built-in info file and in the web):

http://www.nongnu.org/ada-mode/ada-mode.html#Project-files
http://www.nongnu.org/ada-mode/ada-mode.html#Project-file-overview