I'm sure that this is all newbie emacs/jde stuff, but I have a few questions
about controlling my frame/window/buffer space. After running a few
compile/debug iterations of a test task, I've got the following collection of
buffers and three active panes in my emacs frame...
MR Buffer Size Mode File
-- ------ ---- ---- ----
.* Process Test(1) 625 Fundamental
Test.java 254 JDE c:/Temp/Test.java
* Process Test(3) 867 Fundamental
* Test(3) Local Variables 78 Fundamental
* Process Test(2) 1990 Fundamental
* Test(2) Local Variables 11 Fundamental
* *compilation* 198 Compilation
Test(1) Local Variables 0 Fundamental
*scratch* 182 Lisp Interaction
* *Messages* 1546 Fundamental
Test(1) Threads 0 Fundamental
* Test(1) CLI 90 Comint
Test(2) Threads 0 Fundamental
* Test(2) CLI 53 Comint
* *JDEbug* 3805 Comint
Test(3) Threads 0 Fundamental
Test(3) CLI 0 Comint
*% *Buffer List* 993 Buffer Menu
Is there a way, after a debug session, to automatically get rid of all the
buffers and panes that are created as the result of starting the debug session?
Also, can the debug buffers be automatically displayed in a separate frame?
Thanks
Marc
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