From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Javier S. Lopez) Subject: Re: Compile all open Java buffers Date: 22 Jul 2002 07:37:50 -0400
> Jonathan Meeks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Does anyone know a JDEE command that compiles all open Java buffers > > that are in the current project? Something like C-c C-v C-c, except > > that it finds and compiles multiple files... > No. > > Make and Ant are used for this purpose. > > Javier I use Ant. It's great when I want to recompile my whole project, but my project has over 1000 Java files and any partial rebuild requires recompiling at least 500. Since I prefer frequent recompiling and unit testing, compile time has become a problem. C-c C-v C-c is best when I work on a single Java file, but I don't like having to visit multiple Java buffers to make sure everything is compiled when working on multiple files. Unless there is some feature of which I am unaware, I don't see how Ant (or Make) can help. --Jonathan Meeks
