At 07:40 PM 11/27/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi-
> It seems that the version of JDE that I am using (v2.2.5) on XEmacs
>v21.1.12
>(under Solaris 2.6 with a plethora of patches installed) has a curious
>behaviour
>when it comes to indentation. That is, it seems to apply a basic indentation
>of 2 spaces.
>I looked at the Emacs variable "c-style-alist" and here is what I noticed:
>
>(("cc-mode" "user") ..... ("gnu" (c-basic-offset . 2) .....)
>("java" (c-basic-offset . 4) ....))
>
>As I editted my .java file, I typed M-x java-mode and suddenly newlines were
>auto-indented with 4 spaces (instead of 2 spaces that were the default).
>When I
>typed M-x jde-mode, again I noticed a 2-space indent on new-lines. I want a
>4 space indent! (I don't like the 2 space indent!!) Therefore, I reasoned
>that this version
>of JDE used the "gnu" style of indentation; however, I am not sure how to
>re-configure
>it to use the "java" style of indentation.
>
>I already tried to "grep" through the .el files that make up the JDE for the
>word "gnu"
>or "c-style-alist", but I didn't get any hits.
>
>Any clues?
Remove any statement in your .emacs file that sets c-basic-offset to 2.
- Paul
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