It's been a little while since my last update and I was wondering
what the latest beta is? As I recall there used to be an additional
sentence on the jdee download page pointing at the current
not-yet-stable beta release, but that link is gone. (Or did I just
imagine it?)
Anyway, what is the
What is the proper customization to get imports sorted alphabetically
with no grouping and no blank lines between imports?
Currently I have:
jde import auto sort t
jde import auto sort function jde-import-sort
jde import reverse sort group nil
jde import sorted groups alphabetic
I've just tried using the jdb support in jdee again (I'd tried about a
year ago and gave up). It seems to be working fairly well for me.
Thank you! I do have some problems which I'll summarize here. If you
want more complete bug reports I'm happy to send them. I just don't
want to clutter the
I've just tried using the jdb support in jdee again (I'd tried about a
year ago and gave up). It seems to be working fairly well for me.
Thank you! I do have some problems which I'll summarize here. If you
want more complete bug reports I'm happy to send them. I just don't
want to clutter the
In the environment I happen to work in I very commonly want to run an
application with different arguments. Here is a simple wrapper which
will run the class in the current buffer. If a prefix argument is
supplied, the jde prompts for different arguments. This is a trival
code change from the
RM While compiling jde-2.3.3beta2 on Windows XP, GNU Emacs 21.3.1
RM (i386-msvc-nt5.1.2600) of 2003-03-27 on buffy, I get:
RM
RM While compiling toplevel forms in file
RM c:/usr/site-lisp/jde-2.3.3beta2/lisp/jde-xemacs.el:
AP You should not compile jde-xemacs.el on a non-xemacs system, it
AP
While compiling jde-2.3.3beta2 on Windows XP, GNU Emacs 21.3.1
(i386-msvc-nt5.1.2600) of 2003-03-27 on buffy, I get:
While compiling toplevel forms in file
c:/usr/site-lisp/jde-2.3.3beta2/lisp/jde-xemacs.el:
!! File error ((Cannot open load file debug-toolbar))
Sure enough, I do not have a
Has anyone gotten JDEE to work with cygwin emacs (running on Cygwin
X)? I've just spent a couple hours working on it with little
success. Using the compile server I get:
CompileServer output:
-classpath p://classes;p://classes/lib;r://Tom Sawyer Software-3.1/Graph Editor
Toolkit 3.1 for
Checkstyle 3.0 is out and now accepts a -c file option for the xml
configuration file. I've hacked this option into jde-checkstyle.el
attached to this message. I'm not a jde/defcustom expert so it
probably needs reworking, but I hope it is useful.
Thanks for JDEE!;;; JDE-CHECKSTYLE.EL ---
I'm having a problem getting completion to work on the result of a
method call. For instance,
getClass().
^ point is here
Executing jde-complete at this point yields No completion at this
point. The same is true of the following:
toString().
^
To
Executing jde-run-etrace-next generates this stack trace:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error Marker does not point anywhere)
compilation-goto-locus((#marker at 1454 in
*com.cimsoft.lws.version.test.VersionTest* . #marker in no buffer))
jde-run-etrace-goto(1)
jde-run-etrace-next()
*
PK I don't understand why people insist
PK on including spaces in paths. They're totally unnecessary and
PK can create confusion for machines and people alike.
I basically agree with you, but we use some third-party libraries
whose default installation includes spaces. We try to stick with the
I'm sending this message to the list rather than Paul to allow other
jde experts a chance to help with Paul's e-mail load. If this is not
appropriate, please let me know.
I'm getting the following error trying to use the compile server with
beta4 (the elipsis indicates lots more classpath
JSL This is a classpath issue. ... Verify that the CLASSPATH being
JSL passed to the beanshell contains the Jakarta.jar package. You
JSL can find the classpath being passed to the beanshell in the *bsh*
JSL buffer.
Ok, I've done a litte more debugging and found that if you set the
global
Here is a new template I'm using which seems generally useful. It
builds a for loop with an iterator and it bound to foriter:
for (Iterator var = coll.iterator(); variter.hasNext();)
{
var.next();
} // end of for (Iterator iter = dups.iterator(); iter.hasNext();)
The template
JAD is a java decompiler,
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bridge/8617/jad.html. Here is
little bit of emacs lisp to run jad from emacs. If the current buffer
is a .class file, it just runs jad. If the current buffer is a
zip/jar file, it extracts the file first, then runs jad. Enjoy!
I've modified jde-help-symbol to check for a prefix argument, if
present it now prompts for a symbol name rather than grabbing
thing-at-point. This provides easy access to documentation even if
the name isn't in a buffer. Hope you like it:
(defun jde-help-symbol (arg)
Displays help for the
RM jde-compile-option-sourcepath
RM jde-compile-option-directory
RM jde-gen-cflow-if
RM jde-gen-cflow-else
RM jde-gen-cflow-elseif
RM jde-gen-cflow-while
RM jde-gen-cflow-for
RM [ are not being saved ]
PK There is a bug (and a fix) for the case where the JDE fails to
PK save a customization in a
RM jde-compile-option-sourcepath
RM jde-compile-option-directory
RM jde-gen-cflow-if
RM jde-gen-cflow-else
RM jde-gen-cflow-elseif
RM jde-gen-cflow-while
RM jde-gen-cflow-for
RM [ are not being saved ]
RM Notice that jde-gen-cflow-* aren't being saved for me and those
RM are not in my .emacs
NS OK, here's one. Do you still have the old project file handy? If
NS so, can you check the lines that contain the above variables and
NS verify that they look like this:
NS
NS '(var value t)
NS ^
NS |
NS The presence of `t' here is what tells JDE to put
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