You can easily solve your problem by using lisp variables in you project files like this:
in your first project file (setq common-classpath (list "tt" "yy")) and then in sub-project files: (setq jde-compile-option-classpath (append (list "additional-path")) common-classpath) This is the advantage of using lisp project file. Eric. > hi all, > > i working now for some time with nested prj.el files. > i have noticed that there are in particular two entries > > jde-global-classpath > jde-help-docset > > (and related entries) which i have to overwrite quite often. > however, in many cases (in particular within one project) i just add > another entry to the predefined values. > would it be possible to have some mechanism which would enable one to do > exactly that, i.e. add instead of overwrite? > > i am thinking of something along the following line (using the classpath > as an example): > > use a variable like additional-classpath-entries. > if this variable is used, it is used to modify the existing entries, > however when jde-global-classpath is used, all values are overwritten > (the same behaviour as before). > > does this make any sense? what do you all think? > > heinz-dieter conradi
