Hi Jonathan, I think it should be quite easy to create a command to compile all open buffers that belong to the same project as the current buffer. All the JDEE has to do is get the file names for the buffers and put them on the command line passed to the compile server. This should make compiling all the open buffers virtually instantaneous.
I'll try to provide this command in the near future. - Paul Jonathan Meeks writes: > 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 >
