At 11:02 PM 10/3/00 +0200, you wrote:
>Hello Paul,
>
>there are a lot of questions about the environment variable CLASSPATH,
>the JDE classpath-variables like jde-global-classpath and the coherence
>between both of them.
>
>Therefore a suggestion from me: Why not adding a new option 
>'jde-import-classpath-environment-var' which means if set to not
>nil that every time a project is loaded jde-global-classpath will be
>automatically set to the value of the env-var CLASSPATH. This should be
>very easy (getenv "CLASSPATH" and then doing the inverse work you already
make
>when you set the -classpath option of javac with the jde-global-classpath
value).
>
>What do you think?
>

If you do not set jde-global-classpath (i.e., leave it at its default
setting, nil), the JDE does not create a -classpath argument on any of the
command lines that it runs. It's my understanding that if there is no
-classpath argument, javac, jdb, and java, all use the value of the
CLASSPATH variable (if defined). Thus, jde-global-classpath = nil is
effectively jde-global-classpath = CLASSPATH and hence there is no need to
set it explicitly to the value of a CLASSPATH variable.

In short, if you want to use the value of CLASSPATH, leave
jde-global-classpath set to nil.

- Paul

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