# A Class Browser for C++

## Table of Contents

- 1 Introduction
- 2 Processing Source Files
  - 2.1 Specifying Input Files
  - 2.2 Changing the Output File Name
  - 2.3 Structs and Unions
  - 2.4 Regular Expressions
  - 2.5 Verbose Mode
- 3 Starting to Browse
- 4 Tree Buffers
  - 4.1 Viewing and Finding Class Declarations
  - 4.2 Displaying Members
  - 4.3 Finding a Class
  - 4.4 Burying a Tree Buffer
  - 4.5 Displaying File Names
  - 4.6 Expanding and Collapsing a Tree
  - 4.7 Changing the Tree Indentation
  - 4.8 Removing Classes from the Tree
  - 4.9 Saving a Tree
  - 4.10 Statistics
  - 4.11 Marking Classes
- 5 Member Buffers
  - 5.1 Switching Member Lists
  - 5.2 Finding and Viewing Member Source
  - 5.3 Display of Inherited Members
  - 5.4 Searching Members
  - 5.5 Switching to Tree Buffer
  - 5.6 Filters
  - 5.7 Displaying Member Attributes
  - 5.8 Long and Short Member Display
  - 5.9 Display of Regular Expressions
  - 5.10 Displaying Another Class
  - 5.11 Burying a Member Buffer
  - 5.12 Setting the Column Width
  - 5.13 Forced Redisplay
  - 5.14 Getting Help
- 6 Tags-like Functions
  - 6.1 Finding and Viewing Members
  - 6.2 The Position Stack
  - 6.3 Searching and Replacing
  - 6.4 Members in Files
  - 6.5 Member Apropos
  - 6.6 Symbol Completion
  - 6.7 Quick Member Display
- Appendix A GNU Free Documentation License
- Concept Index

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# Ebrowse

You can browse C++ class hierarchies from within Emacs by using Ebrowse.

This file documents Ebrowse, a C++ class browser for GNU Emacs.

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