At 04:32 PM 7/12/99 +0200, Yon Rosenthal wrote:
>I have the same problem with the speedbar. I added a new function into my
>file and it does not show up in the speedbar. I have tried what John said
>below, but no good. Maybe my mouse is not correctly set up. Is there a
>function associated with the mouse action mentioned below?
>
What system are you using? The NT version of Emacs, by default, binds the
virtual S-mouse-2 event to the physical act of pressing the shift key while
simultaneously pressing both buttons of the standard 2-button Windows mouse.
The Emacs CUA-mode, which emulates the standard Windows mouse behaviour,
binds the virtual S-mouse-2 event to the physical act of pressing the shift
key while
pressing the right button of a two-button mouse.
- Paul
>Thanks,
> Yon
>
>John Sigler wrote:
>
>> If you mean after you've modified a file, you have to do it manually.
>> Use shift-mouse-2 to invoke it.
>>
>> Paul, I haven't looked around at the JDE website in a while but maybe
>> it'd be worth adding a FAQ for common questions & problems like this,
>> indentation of inner classes, etc. if there isn't one already?
>>
>> john
>>
>> > David Shepherd wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi
>> >
>> > I'm new to emacs and jde. I've managed to get things working so far
>> > except the speedbar doesn't update.
>> > Do I have to do anything special in the emacs frame to get the
>> > speedbar to update?
>> > Do I need any special lines in my .emacs file?
>> >
>> > Thanks in advance.
>> >
>> > David Shepherd
>> > Java Application Developer
>> > Systems Development
>> > Southern Cross Healthcare
>> > ph: (9) 356 0925 ext 8486
>> > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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