JDE always parses a Java file on startup. It also searches for a project
file in the directory tree containing the source file and if it finds one,
it loads the project file. These are the only load-time functions that the
JDE performs. Neither is currently optional and I have no plans to make
them optional. There are many key JDE functions (source file navigation,
method and field completion, automatic imports, etc) that depend on parsing
so disabling this would essentially cripple the JDE. As for project files,
you can avoid loading project files by not creating them.
- Paul
At 09:59 PM 6/22/2001 -0700, Scott Goldstein wrote:
