At 08:24 PM 3/28/00 +0200, you wrote:
>
>> I spent a lot of time thinking about how to do window management and could
>> not come up with a solution that I thought would meet everybody's needs. I
>> finally just decided to go with the basic three pane configuration as this
>> is a natural extension of the standard two-pane configuration used for
>> compiling, running, and debugging apps in Emacs. The user can than use
>> Emacs' extensive set of window management commands to rearrange windows to
>> suit their needs. For example, it's trivial to pop any buffer into its own
>> frame from the Emacs command line.
>>
>The problem is that JDE is not that well behaved in this area as one could
have
>hoped. :(
>
>For instance, in jde-dbs.el you call the function delete-other-windows, which
>effectively destorys the window layout.
>
>Try setting special-display-regexps like this
>
>(setq special-display-regexps
>'(("Process" (minibuffer) (menu-bar-lines) (width . 80) (height . 10)
> (left . 16) (top . -1))
> ("CLI" (minibuffer) (menu-bar-lines) (width . 80) (height . 10)
> (left . 16) (top . -1))
> ("Local Variables" (minibuffer) (menu-bar-lines) (width . 40) (height . 10)
> (left . 16) (top . -1))
> ("Threads" (minibuffer) (menu-bar-lines) (width . 40) (height . 10)
> (left . 16) (top . -1))
> )
>)
>
>and have several windows in the frame containing the source code you are
>debugging and start a debug session.
>
>This will delete all other windows than the currently selcted one and give you
>two new frames, one for the process and one for local variables. But the local
>variables frame is split into two windows, both containing the same contents.
>
>JDEbug -> Show Buffer -> CLI | Locals | Threads does not open a new frame for
>the selected buffer (and ignores the fact that the local variables buffer is
>already visible in its own frame), but I guess that is related to my previous
>bug report, right?
>
>Also, JDEbug gets quite confused if any of its buffers are deleted, for
>instance
>the local variables buffer.
>
Hi John,
Thank you. This kind of detailed feedback is very useful. I will try to
correct the problems you have noted.
- Paul
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