Paul --you state 1.1 or later of Eric's semantic package
the latest I see on his site
is
ftp://ftp.ultranet.com/pub/zappo/semantic-1.0.tar.gz
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>>>>> "Paul" == Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> for download at http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/
Paul> JDE-2.1.6beta24 Release Notes
Paul> =====================================================================
Paul> NOTE: This releases requires version 0.10 (or
Paul> later) of Eric Ludlam's speedbar and version
Paul> 1.1beta (or later) of Eric's semantic bovinator.
Paul> You can download both packages from
Paul> http://choochoo.ultranet.com/~zappo/fsf.shtml
Paul> =====================================================================
Paul> * Adds a Classes index menu to the Emacs menubar.
Paul> The index lists all methods, fields, and inner
Paul> classes for all classes in the current Java source
Paul> buffer. Click any entry to scroll the buffer to
Paul> the corresponding class member.
Paul> Set jde-enable-classes-menu-index off to disable
Paul> the Classes menu.
Paul> * Fixed lisp regression error in listen and attach
Paul> commands for JDEbug.
Paul> * The JDEbug process launch command now uses the
Paul> value of system-name to specify the local host
Paul> when connecting to the debuggee process SIO
Paul> socket. This cures the launch failures some users
Paul> are experiencing on NT and Linux.
Paul> * Added a jde-complete-at-point-menu command that
Paul> displays a popup menu of completions for the
Paul> method or field at point. The command is bound to
Paul> the C-c C-v C-. keystroke combination. The old
Paul> minibuffer functionality continues to be available
Paul> as jde-complete-at-point. It is bound to the C-c
Paul> C-v . combination.
Paul> Thanks to Howard Spector <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Paul> for this very useful enhancement.
Paul> * JDE now displays or hide the JDEbug menu when
Paul> you select or deselect JDEbug as the current
Paul> debugger.
Paul> * The JDE now uses a grammar-based (instead of
Paul> regular-expression-based) parser to generate the
Paul> index used by the speedbar.
Paul> JDE-2.1.6beta23 Release Notes
Paul> * Define jde-mode abbreviations only when
Paul> jde-enable-abbrev-mode is on.
Paul> * Fixed listp bug in thread stack display.
Paul> * Fixed display of NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity FP
Paul> values on local variables buffer.
Paul> * The currently selected Emacs frame now pops to
Paul> the top when JDEBug hits a breakpoint.
Paul> * Compile command now accepts Cygwin-style
Paul> classpaths.
Paul> * Local variables buffer now includes the "this"
Paul> object for the corresponding stack frame.
Paul> * Fixed Lisp eval error when a local string
Paul> variable includes unbalanced parentheses.
Paul> * Menus no longer freeze when you use JDEbug's
Paul> Launch Process command.
Paul> * Adds jde-imenu-recognize-tag-comments-p option.
Paul> When on, this option causes the imenu symbol
Paul> declaration indexer to recognize variables and
Paul> method declarations witn prefixed tag comments.
Paul> ============================================================================
Paul> About the JDE
Paul> ============================================================================
Paul> The Java Development Environment for Emacs is a
Paul> freeware Emacs/JDK-based IDE for creating Java
Paul> applications. It has all the features usually
Paul> associated with the term IDE except for a GUI
Paul> designer. Advantages of the IDE include speed,
Paul> reliability, multiple platforms (WIndows and
Paul> Unix), and configurability. Technical support is
Paul> available via the JDE mailing list which currently
Paul> numbers more than 630 subscribers.
Paul> JDE Features -------------------
Paul> * Supports all versions of the Sun JDK, including
Paul> 1.3 beta
Paul> * Autoindentation
Paul> * syntax coloring
Paul> * JPDA-based source-level debugger that supports
Paul> multiple process debugging
Paul> * Java source interpreter
Paul> * Intelligent method and field completion
Paul> * Tree-structured source-code browser
Paul> * Class browser
Paul> * Hyperlinks from symbols to definitions
Paul> * Automatic customizable code generation
Paul> * Class import wizard
Paul> * Method override wizard
Paul> * Context-sensitive help for any classes that have
Paul> javadoc documentation.
Paul> * Built-in support for RCS and CVS source code
Paul> repositories
Paul> * Commands for running and debugging applets
Paul> * HTML user's guide
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--raman
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