1. use standard emacs search capabilities
2. use jde classes menu
3. use ecb methods buffer
4. use find-tag
5. use speedbar
Here's why I don't like any of the above options. Ecb and the jde classes
menu require the mouse. Mouse usage is inefficient. Find-tag requires
frequent updating of the
I'm having problems loading JDE.
The message error in Emacs is:
Error in init file: File Error: Cannot open load file, semantic
load
My environment is:
Linux
Emacs 20.7
JDE 2.0
The structure of JDE tree directory is:
/usr/share/site
Adriano Holanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm having problems loading JDE.
The message error in Emacs is:
Error in init file: File Error: Cannot open load file, semantic
load
Maybe you have an old version of semantic installed. Make sure you
have version 1.4beta5 of semantic or
for Emacs, I cannot be certain how it sets the working
directory of the
command that it executes. However, I suspect the NT/Emacs version of
start-process uses the standard Windows api function, chdir,
to change the
working directory. This function accepts paths with forward
or back
In XEmacs for NT:
Alt return
first-letter-of-the-method
The Functions menu opens while you are doing this to show the choices.
Three keystrokes to get to a method, not bad.
When multiple methods start with the same letter,
hit it again to cycle through the choices, then
hit return to select.
Klaus,
Thanks for your response.
I did download the latest source files from the CVS web page (is that how I
should obtain the beta release you mentioned)? I did try it and I think
this is a good solution, but I ran into a couple of difficulties.
I could not compile the source with the latest
