Charles Sutton writes: > I was trying to use the implement-interface wizard, which > just looks awesome. So I went to my class, and did > > C-c C-v i > > The minibuffer read > > Interface name: > > and I entered > > DiscreteDistribution > > which is on my classpath and sourcepath. The response I got was > > Error: could not find interface named: > edu.umass.cs.mallet.users.casutton.mrf.DiscreteDistribution. Note: name > must be qualified.
This is not the message in the latest beta. It is an error if it was in an older version. The name must NOT be qualified. The interface wizard expects an unqualified name and it figures out the qualified name. I'm at a loss as to why it figured out the fully qualified name but not the interface...unless DiscreteDistribution is not an interface. Please try the wizard out on something obvious, like ActionListener, to be sure is is not some fundamental problem. Also, please use the Submit Problem Report command when asking for help so we can be sure to have such niggling and useless details like which version of the JDEE and Emacs you are using and what the actual setting of jde-global-classpath is. Paul > > To which I thought: uh... if it couldn't find the interface, how did > it figure out the fully-qualified name? > > Any help would be appreciated! > > Charles > > -- > Charles Sutton > University of Massachusetts, Amherst > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > URL: http://www.cs.umass.edu/~casutton/ >
