Hello,
i do not know if this is really a jde issue, but i get the error
message mentioned in the subject, when running a simple HelloWorld
java program from with inside jde. The program executes, and at the
point it normally should exit without any errors, i get the message. I
do not know if this
Hello,
i am quite new to jde and in no way an emacs pro. I run the debian
testing package of jde. when i now open a .java file everything looks
good, jde is loaded. opening a second .java file however gives the message
xxx.java was not setup for parsing.
so what does that mean? the thing that
Hello,
does JDE support refactoring, meaning I want to change the name of a
class and update all
its references?
felix
Hi,
I completely understand that this path problem is not only related to
java, but to every external program that is to be run from the cygwin
emacs. I am really too new to emacs to already have an opinion about
different versions and how they feel, I basically chose the cygwin
emacs package
That's the because of semantic stickyfunc mode. Try
M-x global-semantic-stickyfunc-mode.
OK thanks. With that, the header-line disappeared.
I guess it appeared because I have (semantic-load-enable-code-helpers)
(as in the cedet INSTALL file), do I really need this?
another artifact that
Thanks for the clearification Eric,
I turn most things on in the default so you get exposed to them, and can
later choose which tools you like and turn off the others.
this is probably a good approach. I will do that and see what comes.
Ciao,
Felix
Hi,
I now run the nt emacs build + jde 2.3.5 + cedet1.0beta3b + elib-1.0
I did not have trouble with setting things up, only had to install the
overlay fix because of no syntax-highlighting.
However I still have a question:
When i visit a .java file, there is a grey line right below the windows
