> If you are using Xemacs... > [(control x) 6 <any key>] Saves the window configuration > [(control x) j <same key as above] Restores the window configuration !!!You should not do this!!! >From one of the developers of ECB: Because ECB save some internal states about splitting the edit-window of ECB etc. The easiest and best way to restore your original layout is always calling the command 'ecb-redraw-layout'. You should bind it to a key like F10! then you must only hit F10 and bob is your uncle. Or you download the latest CVS-version of ECB (http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/?cvsroot=ecb, simply download all *.el-files, *.txt files and make.bat and makefile, and read readme.txt) This newest (not yet released but also stable) version has a new option 'ecb-compile-window-temporally-enlarge' where you can define if the compile-window of ECB is allowed to be temporally enlarged. This works for all compilation-output like compile, grep etc. Running a programm still enlarges the compile-window; here you must call 'ecb-redraw-layout' to restore the layout! Hope this helps, Klaus > > ---------- > > From: Marc Brooks[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 1:45 PM > > To: JDE Mailing list > > Subject: Using ECB and JDE > > > > Hi all - I've got a question about a setup for JDE and ECB. > I have ECB > > 1.10 and JDE 2.2.7beta4. Everything is working, but when I compile > > something, the scratch window grows to take up have the > screen. Running > > a program causes the same thing to happen. I'm trying to > figure out how > > I could create some function to shrink the scratch window > easily. Maybe > > even have it automatically happen when I move back to the > source buffer. > > > > Any ideas? > > > > Thanks, > > Marc > > >
