Hi,
My box has died and in the process of resurecting it but
there has a few people asking for how I run it from emacs. I
do something like the following (Note this is from memory so
may not work 100% but should).
(defun jprj-compile()
"Compile the project"
(interactive)
(let ( (old-directory default-directory) )
(setq default-directory jprj-base-path)
(compile jprj-compile-command)
(setq default-directory old-directory)
)
)
(defun jprj-run()
"Run main application of the project"
(interactive)
(let ( (old-directory default-directory) )
(setq default-directory jprj-base-path)
(shell-command jprj-run-command "*jprj-run*")
(setq default-directory old-directory)
)
)
(setq jprj-base-path "/home/donaldp/RHI/gecctt/")
(setq jprj-compile-command "ant")
(define-key jde-mode-map "\C-c\C-d\C-c" 'jprj-compile)
(define-key jde-mode-map "\C-c\C-d\C-r" 'jprj-run)
Put the above in your .emacs file after you have loaded jde
and all should be good. I also had a function to
automatically find base-path based on current jde project
based on jde code but I won't find that till I fix my
machine :P.
The above assumes you have jde and binds build to control-c
control-d control-c and run to control-c control-d
control-r.
For jikes you can add a new parser like was already posted
(which I didn't know you could do) or else you can add +E to
jikes commandline by adding
<property name="build.compiler.emacs" value="on"/>
to build files. Anyway off to download more RPMs ...
Cheers,
Pete
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