At 10:52 PM 1/24/00 +0200, Jari Aalto+mail.emacs wrote:
>* Wed 2000-01-19 Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> list.emacs-jde
>* Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>| At 03:09 PM 1/19/00 +0000, Glenn Proctor wrote:
>| [+]
>| >
>| >I'm attempting to set jde-db-source-directories (via custom), in order
>| >to get the new jde-show-class-source functionality.
>| >
>| >The project I'm working on has many directories containing source
>| >files, all under a specific source directory, c:/work/ged/src/java
>| >This directory then has subdirectories that correspond to the
>| >package structure.
>| >
>| >My question is: is it possible just to set jde-db-source-directories
>| >to the "root" directory (c:/work/ged/src/java) and have
>| >jde-show-class-source figure out where the files are from the package
>| >name, or do I need to set jde-db-source-directories to a long list
>| >containing each of the directories where .java files are to be found?
>| >
>| >There are currently over 200 directories, so I know which I'd rather
>| >do ;-)
>|
>| It's only necessary to point to the root. For example, pointing to
>|
>| c:/jdk1.2.2/src
>|
>| is sufficient to include the entire JDK source in the source path.
>
>Is there any way for JDE to set this variable so that it always
>includes current code's directory? For developing simple ad-hoc java
>scripts and running them in separate directories is currently quite
>hard, when you cannot just "lanuch the debugger".
>
Sure. Set jde-global-classpath to nil.
- Paul
