At 12:26 PM 6/24/99 +0800, Barney Dalton wrote:
>>
>> I don't understand the issue here. It's been a while since I used JDK
>> 1.1.x, but
>> my recollection is that the html files for JDK 1.1.x are also in a
directory
>> structure that mirrors the package structure, i.e., String.html is in
>> the java/lang subdirectory of the JDK 1.1.x docs directory.
>
>no they're all in the same dir eg
>file:///D|/jdk1.1.8/docs/api/java.lang.reflect.Array.html#_top_
>
Oh, okay.
>
>> >some extra setup hoops I need to go through? And while I'm at it, I
noticed
>> >that sometimes the C-C C-V * key mappings disappear in JDE mode when I've
>> >screwed up some of the customize variables for JDE. Is this something
>> >expected?
>
>I get this problem too - if the project file gets corrupted, generally
>most of it disappears, the key bindings are at the end of the first 1/4
>of the prj.el file, and are missed off. If you find this happening the
>only fix I found is to delete the project file and start again.
>(I haven't found the cause of this fairly frequent event - in fact I have
>given up using project files for the moment)
>
You have to be careful when you have more than one project file open. The
JDE tends
to get confused and append the contents of one project to the end of the
other.
I generally try never to have multiple project files open at once. (Note,
it's perfectly
ok to have multiple projects going, the problem arises when you try to
modify the
project settings for two different projects open simultaneously.) The
problem could
largely be avoided by having the Save Project command (c-v c-c c-p) simply
close the
prj.el buffer after updating the prj.el file. In fact, it was an oversight
on my
part not to have done this in the first place and I've never gotten around
to fixing
it. I'll try to remember to fix it in an upcoming release.
- Paul
