Hi Jeba, Hi Paul,
Paul Kinnucan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeba Bhaskaran writes:
I am currently using dabbrev-completion to complete
variable names in a Java buffer. How difficult would
it be to add this functionality to the JDE Complete
Menu function? For example
currently using dabbrev-completion to
complete
variable names in a Java buffer. How difficult
would
it be to add this functionality to the JDE
Complete
Menu function? For example, if there is a .,
then
the jde-complete-menu as it now would be called
and if
a . is not present
Jeba Bhaskaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Ole,
I copied your code to my init.el file and getting the
following error when trying to use the method ( called
by M-x jde-indent-complete):
Signaling: (void-function mark-or-region-active)
(mark-or-region-active)
(if
I am currently using dabbrev-completion to complete
variable names in a Java buffer. How difficult would
it be to add this functionality to the JDE Complete
Menu function? For example, if there is a ., then
the jde-complete-menu as it now would be called and if
a . is not present then dabbrev
Jeba Bhaskaran writes:
I am currently using dabbrev-completion to complete
variable names in a Java buffer. How difficult would
it be to add this functionality to the JDE Complete
Menu function? For example, if there is a ., then
the jde-complete-menu as it now would be called
Jayakrishnan Nair writes:
I get the following error while trying to do
jde-complete-menu. I am using J2SE 1.4.1
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error Beanshell eval
error. See messages buffer for details.)
signal(error (Beanshell eval error. See messages
buffer for details
Paul,
I declared a PropertyChangeEvent evt and then later in
the code I thought it was declared as e (instead of
evt). So I typed e.get and then jde-complete-menu.
Since e was not available in the file, this error
came. But when I changed it to evt.get and typed
jde-complete-menu, the menu
