The semantic parser is a combination of what might think of as a
compiler's parser, and an iterative loop.
A traditional compiler will sometimes spit out the warning:
too many errors, giving up.
This is because it gets lost in the source file due to perhaps a
missing { or }, and it can't figure
I agree with you.
In terms of features in debugger I would like to see -
1. fast update to different views
2. better variables view (I would like to suggest Java based GUI for
this i.e. a treetable)
3. storing and managing breakpoints
4. breakpoint grouping
4. Different kinds of breakpoints
Mandar Amdekar writes:
I'm using GNU Emacs 21.2.1 (i386-msvc-nt5.0.2195) of
2002-03-19 on buffy with JDEE 2.3.2.
I recently changes my CLASSPATH environment variable
to include
c:\lib\classes12.zip;c:\lib\pg73b3jdbc3.jar, and
The problem is caused by your use of backslashes in
the
I could not agree more. We love JDEE because we love emacs. Emacs
will always be a better editor than any other IDE, therefore JDEE will
always be better for editing then any other IDE. Throw in the
compiling and debugging tools already there, and it's already an
excellent tool.
Hopefully
Chitale, Sandip V writes:
I agree with you.
In terms of features in debugger I would like to see -
1. fast update to different views
2. better variables view (I would like to suggest Java based GUI for
this i.e. a treetable)
This is planned.
3. storing and managing breakpoints
Hello Paul et al:
3. storing and managing breakpoints
This is my #1 wish list. Back in the JDE 2.1.5 days I had files full
of:
stop in corba.hcks.Client.testMisc
It was great. I never had to visit a file just to set a breakpoint.
Thanks,
Harold
Chitale, Sandip V writes:
I agree with you.
In terms of features in debugger I would like to see -
1. fast update to different views
2. better variables view (I would like to suggest Java
based GUI for this i.e. a treetable)
This is planned.
3. storing and
Hi all,
I'm a Java et al coder who'd like to give emacs a shot. After 10+ years if
never really loving my development environment, I finally grasp what's
possible with emacs, and it seems that if I commit to it my IDE can be as
good as I feel like making it.
I have 3 main goals in the
I think groups.google.com can answer most of these questions. If not,
try http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl
For example, I know people have implemented Ctrl-Tab for emacs. Tab
questions are puzzling for emacs newbies and are asked a lot on
usenet, so groups.google.com will help there as
Hi,
The abbrevs I define from JDEE are not available when I do `edit-abbrev' or
`write-abbrev-file', I know that there is the jde-mode-abbreviations, is this
it?
--
Le
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Eric M. Ludlam writes:
Something I always wanted to do was use EIEIO to wrap Java objects.
EIEIO could act as a proxy for Java objects, and there could be Java
object proxies for EIEIO objects. In this world people who know
Emacs could hack Java, and vice-versa w/out having to know the
Le Wang writes:
Hi,
The abbrevs I define from JDEE are not available when I do `edit-abbrev' or
`write-abbrev-file', I know that there is the jde-mode-abbreviations, is this
it?
You must customize jde-mode-abbreviations to add or remove abbreviations.
In the current release, you
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