Cannot switch to another class when using emacs ebrowse

Question

I browse emacs ebrowse info pages to learn how to use them. However, I hit. I get to the "Member Buffers → Class Switching" page, which states that I can change classes using the "C c" key combination. Whenever I try to switch to another class in the source tree, it just spits out this error:

"ebrowse-ts-member-functions: ebrowse-ts-member-functions accessing a non-ebrowse-ts" 

Has anyone seen this before? I could not find anything about this on google. I must mention that I have the source code in several directories. I used

 find . -name '*.cc' -or -name '*.h' | ebrowse 

at the top level of my directory structure. Could this be the reason?

Answer 1

I think no. I tested it with a project distributed across several directories, and I can reproduce this error: it occurs only when I use "C c" in the member buffer and select the class that is referenced in the project, but provided by the library and therefore the source not part of the Tree. If I close the buffer member and open it again with "L v" from the buffer tree, I can switch classes again.