I have a script that I run to test my java classes, and the script takes one required
parameter - the name of the class. I'd like to bind this to a key very similiar to
the way that the JDE compile works. The JDE compile executes the "cd" command, then
executes "javac classpath <filename>". I would like my test to execute the "cd"
command (to my hard-coded 'test' directory, not the dir where the .java is), then
execute my script "test.ksh <class name>" (where the classname is the java file
without the extension) and have the output displayed in a window (just like JDE
compile).
So my questions are:
1) is it easy to copy the JDE compile code and just change what I need?
2) even for an Emacs rookie (me) who has never done this before?
3) and once I copy the code, where do I need to put it so that I can invoke it?
thanks in advance
Max
