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Re:I have finally seen the Emacs light by j2d2 on Tuesday July 01, 2008 @03:30PM (#233371)
I use eclipse for Java still. Our project has something like 100,000 source files. Memorizing this lay-out is hard! There isn't much sense to it. Having the open-type shortcut is a life-saver. So is the type hierarchy browser.

Emacs is great for pretty much everything else though!

Re:I have finally seen the Emacs light by msg on Tuesday July 01, 2008 @08:25PM (#233677)
Here's something like what I do at work. Syntax not quite correct, I'm sure. It's a C++ project, but you can probably adapt it to your situation. Making the TAGS file takes a while every now and then, so you might want to run it as a cron job.

shell:

   find rootdir1 rootdir2 ... rootdirN ".*\.[ch][ch]?" | etags > /convenient/dir/TAGS
.emacs:

   (visit-tags-table "/convenient/dir/TAGS")
need a class or function in emacs:

   (tags-apropos _regexp_)
Re:I have finally seen the Emacs light by zenspider on Tuesday July 01, 2008 @06:42PM (#233624)
100,000 source files? and you haven't quit? you deserve eclipse. :P