Title: JavaDoc generation problems
I'm having javadoc generation problems. The following error occurs.
You'll find my prj.el file at the bottom of this message. Note, i've tried
removing the Tomcat references, since that directory has spaces in it,
but then it says it's ignore extra arguments
Title: RE: adding all jars in dir to jde-global-classpath
(defun get-all-jar-files(dir optional full nosort)
(directory-files dir full nosort .*\.jar))
(setq jar-files (get-all-jar-files E:/Project/WEB-INF/lib t))
(print jar-files (get-buffer *scratch*))
you could then use the various
order, use the above variable.
-Original Message-From: Inger, Matthew
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 12:56
PMTo: 'Jayakrishnan Nair'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE:
adding all jars in dir to jde-global-classpath
(defun get-all-jar-files(dir optional full
Title: RE: adding all jars in dir to jde-global-classpath
example (this ends up adding all .zip and .jar files
in E:/SynygyCompensation10/WEB-INF/lib to the global-classpath:
(custom-set-variables
;; This is the default value, so don't actually set it
; '(jde-lib-directory-names
; (list
Title: RE: (emacs newbie) Modifying JDE
Put this in your .emacs file. It will cycle
through the buffers as you hit Control Tab.
You may notice, rather than traverse forward
in the buffer list when i get the next buffer,
I traverse backwords. The reason is that when you
are on buffer X and
Title: AspectJ compiler
I'm using the aspectj extension for jdee.
The problem i'm having is that i don't always
need to use the aspect compiler. A majority of
my classes that i work on don't need it, and the
overhead of compiling everything is a waste of time.
I'd like to keep jde-compile
Title: Menus
is there a way to re-assing the JDE-Build menu item to call
jde-ant-build rather than jde-make?
Title: Menus
never
mind. i found it...
(jde-set-variables
'(jde-build-function (quote (jde-ant-build)))
)
-Original Message-From: Inger, Matthew
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 12:35
PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject:
Menus
is there a way to re
Title: RE: Question about emacs
On windows 2000, it will find the .emacs (or _emacs)
at C:\ or C:\Documents and Settings\username or
wherever %HOME% points to. I personally set %HOME% for
use with cygwin, so it goes to E:\home\username, and
my .emacs file resides in that directory. That way,
