Hello,
I tried to upgrade to 2.2.9 beta5 (from 2.2.7), (upgraded all related
packages, speedbar, eieio, semantic). Everything seems to work, other
than when I do Jde--Compile (or C-C C-v C-c) I get a message
wrong type argument: object-p, nil
I have not changed or customized anything after
Same problem for me. The only way I can fix it is to do the following:
- open A.java (whatever)
- force Beanshell to start by compiling A.java
- close A.java
- open A.java == JDeBug is in the menu now
Any ideas why this is hapenning?
Thanks, Milan
On December 2, 2001 01:35 am, you wrote:
After upgrading from 2.2.7 to 2.2.9 beta6, I had multiple problems, some of
them I was able to work around, but three (at least) I do not know what to do
about.
1.
I have the customization variable set that allows to show Local Variables
on each step. I can see the Local variables buffer
On December 2, 2001 07:09 pm, you wrote:
1.
I have the customization variable set that allows to show Local
Variables
on each step. I can see the Local variables buffer with all the
variables,
but when I try to expand them by keyboard-entering + on the [+] I
get a
message:
Paul,
I think this is good, but I am not sure at what point the debug point is
confirmed.
I use JDE mainly to debug servlets and store breakpoints in the prj file.
When I open a java file with stored breakpoints, the breakpoints show yellow.
However, when I attach to a running Tomcat,
On December 10, 2001 04:05 am, you wrote:
Milan Zimmermann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paul,
... snip ...
Yes... I think that just keeping the variables around won't work.
1. Store the breakpoints automatically, so they persist across emacs
exiting.
I believe this is a known bug.
I
Javier,
On December 10, 2001 08:23 am, you wrote:
I think this is good, but I am not sure at what point the debug point is
confirmed.
A breakpoint is confirmed after the class get loaded.
Thanks
I use JDE mainly to debug servlets and store breakpoints in the prj
file. When I open a
Jürgen Jatzkowski writes:
Hi,
...
Paul Kinnucan writes:
No. However, you should be aware that JDEbug is of alpha quality.
It has not received much attention over the last two years because
JDE users seemed more interested in other things like Ant support,
hierarchical projects, and
Paul,
thanks for describing (and working on) the upcomming debug features, they
will be very useful to have, looking forward to the next beta,
milan
On December 30, 2001 10:32 am, you wrote:
Milan Zimmermann writes:
Jürgen Jatzkowski writes:
Hi,
...
Paul Kinnucan writes
:68)
at com.sun.tools.example.debug.tty.TTY.main(TTY.java:923)
Fatal error:
Unable to attach to target VM.
Error accessing shared memory, rc = -1
Comint finished
What am I doing wrong? Attaching the bug report as well,
Thanks, Milan
On March 13, 2002 12:32 pm, you wrote:
Milan
Hi,
I realize this is not of much help but i was never able to JDEbug an
Application that uses swing. The debugger part of JDE worked for me
(somewhat) only for non GUI apps.
Milan
On October 7, 2002 03:07 am, Serguei Khomiouk wrote:
Hello,
I am using emacs for WinNT during last year both
Hello,
I upgraded to 2.2.9 (from beta 10 i believe). I installed the latest eieio,
speedbar and semantic.
After the upgrade, the code completion no longer works for me.
Immediately after hitting the complete key, I get a beep and see in the
minibuffer:
After 0 kbd macro iterations: Wrong
Paul,
thanks for your reply below and appologies for my late response, I have been
rebuilding my server over the weekend and was without internet for a few
days.
snip
Hi Milan,
There are some puzzling discrepencies in your bug report that lead me
to believe that your setup is at fault.
Paul,
For what it's worth, I absolutely agree with you on the need for debugging
support. I still follow the JDEE mailing list but I had to drop JDEE for
Eclipse almost a year ago because of the lack of debugging support ... I can
live with it on a small project, but on a large project (esp.
I agree, although I personally don't really care for #4. I would add that
displaying variables on a large object tree may be extremely slow if data are
being sent between emacs and java.
Milan
On February 21, 2003 03:41 pm, Chitale, Sandip V wrote:
I agree with you.
In terms of features in
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone using flymake and jde-flymake here. I installed both
following the instaructions in jde-flymake customized variables etc, but when
I try to
M-x flymake-mode
on java file (e.g. MyClass.java)
I get a message:
Opening directoty: Not a directory,
Nascif,
Thanks for your detail answer. This is on is Linux SuSE 8.1 Emacs v. 21.2.1
... I enabled debug-on-error, please see results and comments on you notes
inline:
On June 16, 2004 10:23 pm, Nascif Abousalh-Neto wrote:
Hi Milan,
I searched for this error message in both flymake.el and
it a try and see if this version works for
you.
/Nascif
-Original Message-
From: Milan Zimmermann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 1:57 AM
To: Nascif Abousalh-Neto; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: flymake / jde-flymake problem
Nascif,
Thanks for your
Hi,
On June 27, 2004 02:05 am, Ding Lei wrote:
hi,
under jde-flymake mode, every newline causes 2-4 seconds delay,
even Eclipse is much faster!!
Hmm, that is interesting, I use it on SuSE 8.2, AMD Athlon 2000 with out of
the box setting and it definitely does not have 2-4 second
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