Does anyone know how to wrap the compiler output so that scrolling in
the output window wouldn't be necessary anymore?
Thanks,
Marcel
Hi *,
I fail to configure my java editor to do what I (and presumably you guys too) expect.
I am pretty sure this is a matter of configuration, but I don't know what variable(s)
I should tweak.
I'm using JDEE (in standard configuration) Abbrev-mode and autofill-mode are on.
Now here is
Marcel Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] seems to think that:
Does anyone know how to wrap the compiler output so that scrolling in
the output window wouldn't be necessary anymore?
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See the value of `scroll-step'. You can probably locally set this to
a value = to the lines in the window,
Hi there,
I'm using
linux (2.4.19)
XEmacs 21.1 (patch 14)
jde 2.2.8
jdk 1.4
i've configured jde to use JDEbug, i can run it, toggle breakpoints and
so on but i can't exit debugger, i always have
Symbol's value as variable is void: old-assoc
I really don't undestand what that mean...
i
Have you looked at the compilation-mode-hook and use the -
*Docstring*
hscroll-mode is an interactive compiled Lisp function in `hscroll'.
(hscroll-mode optional ARG)
This function is obsolete.
Emacs now does hscrolling automatically, if `truncate-lines' is non-nil.
Also see
Hello,
I customized (using customize) my JDEbug keys, assigning stepping methods to
my functions keys. Here is what resulted in my .emacs file:
'(jde-bug-key-bindings (quote (([f6] . jde-bug-step-over) ([? ? ?] .
jde-bug-step-over) ([f7] . jde-bug-step-into) ([? ? ?] .
I have noticed this too, so you're not alone (if that's any comfort!)
(kind of) associated with this is the fact that the if the /* characters are at the
beginning of a line subsequent 'indent-for-modes' don't indent the comment, but treat
it as if its a class comment. Not
sure if this is
Hi,
Install filladapt (see http://cc-mode.sourceforge.net/filladapt.php
for instructions on how to do this) and comments will wrap correctly.
- Paul
M-q (c-Toby Ferguson writes:
I have noticed this too, so you're not alone (if that's any comfort!)
(kind of) associated with this is the
Well, one out of two ain't bad ... filladapt did solve the initial problem, but I'm
still left with the problem that when my comment begins at the start of the line then
the comment stays at the beginning of the
line even if I attempt to intent using c-indent-command.
I read through bits of
Hi Paul,
I've slowly worked my way through a set of java code for a dynamic sql
building package. The end result will be using the beanshell to
maintain a connection pool and then have elisp execute calls through
this layer to retrieve a list of tables, then a list of columns for
chosen tables.
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