Hi, "Jayakrishnan Nair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> While writing a large program, I put public static void main() in > different classes, so that I can run them independently. If I need to > switch the main program, I have to customize jde-run-application-class > each time. Usually I am switching between a list of say 5 programs. So > it would be convenient if in the customize window I can enter a list and > select one from that as the main program to run. You know that you can specify the class to jde-run without customizing? ,----[ C-h f jde-run RET ] | jde-run is an interactive Lisp function in `jde-run'. | (jde-run PREFIX) | | Run the Java application specified by `jde-run-executable', if | not the null string. Otherwise run the class specified by | `jde-run-application-class', if non-null; otherwise the class in the | current buffer. Specifying a prefix argument, e.g., C-u C-c C-v C-r, | causes this command to prompt you to enter arguments to be passed to | the application's main method. Specifying a minus prefix argument, | i.e., C-u - C-c C-v C-r, causes this command to prompt you to also | enter the name of the application's main class. Note that you can use | `jde-run-read-app-args' to cause the command to prompt you for | application arguments by default (i.e., without having to specify a | prefix argument). This command creates a comint buffer to allow you to | interact with the program. `---- Ole -- Ole Arndt http://www.sugarshark.com
