At 11:03 AM 5/24/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>We're having a bit of a problem with 2.1.6 b24. (We haven't noticed this
>before now, so it may not be confined to this bug.)
>
>To make it easier for our Visual Cafe and J++ addicted coworkers to
>switch to emacs, I've been working on a set of key bindings for JDE so
>they can use the Cafe and J++ keystrokes they're familiar with. The method
>we were using was
>
>(defun my-jde-mode-hook ()
> ;; set tab width to 4, etc.
> (local-set-key (quote [f5]) (quote jde-bug-debug-app))
> ;; and so on
>)
>
>and this worked fine, but emacs would not show the bindings on the menu.
>Then I noticed that customize had a key bindings section. So I bound all
>the keys, set for the current project, and saved to a .emacs, while
>commenting out all the local-set-key's. But when I started Emacs the
>next time, it had forgotten all the bindings I just made and showed all
>defaults both in the menu and in customize. Yet the .emacs file shows
>jde-key-bindings and has all the bindings we saved!
>
>Does anybody have an idea on this one? :)
>
Are you using prj.el files? If so, did you save the bindings in the prj.el
file for each project.
- Paul
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