Hot code replace?
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Hot code replace?
Greger Sernemar writes: Hi! Is Hot code replace supported with JDE? Not yet. Paul /Greger _ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail
Jde Xref problem
When using the jde-xref feature, I have experienced a problem. Syndrome: After jde-xref-make-xref-db, I moved the cursor to a method in one of my classes ClassA and did a C-c C-v a, I got this in the mini-buffer: Wrong type argument: listp, com.x.x.ClassB The ClassB is the super class of ClassA. C-c C-v n works fine. I took a look at the code in jde-xref.el. I seems to me that the offending section is in this area: (defun jde-xref-next-caller () If there are items still on the caller stack, pop the first one off and show it (interactive) (if jde-xref-stack (if (listp (car jde-xref-stack)) (jde-xref-goto-caller (pop jde-xref-stack)) (jde-xref-goto-caller (pop (pop jde-xref-stack ;; skip over called classname (message No more calls))) So if jde-xref-stack is not a list, it still pop it anyway in the else block. I don't understand the code good enough to fix it. But I like the feature very much and hope someone can take a look at it, or help me a little me to understand this so that I can fix it. Regards, Ping
Re: Jde Xref problem
I submitted a patch to fix this... I believe it is in the latest beta of JDE (2.3.4beta5). Raul On Tue, 17 Aug 2004, Ping Liang wrote: When using the jde-xref feature, I have experienced a problem. Syndrome: After jde-xref-make-xref-db, I moved the cursor to a method in one of my classes ClassA and did a C-c C-v a, I got this in the mini-buffer: Wrong type argument: listp, com.x.x.ClassB The ClassB is the super class of ClassA. C-c C-v n works fine. I took a look at the code in jde-xref.el. I seems to me that the offending section is in this area: (defun jde-xref-next-caller () If there are items still on the caller stack, pop the first one off and show it (interactive) (if jde-xref-stack (if (listp (car jde-xref-stack)) (jde-xref-goto-caller (pop jde-xref-stack)) (jde-xref-goto-caller (pop (pop jde-xref-stack ;; skip over called classname (message No more calls))) So if jde-xref-stack is not a list, it still pop it anyway in the else block. I don't understand the code good enough to fix it. But I like the feature very much and hope someone can take a look at it, or help me a little me to understand this so that I can fix it. Regards, Ping
RE: Problem with jde-ant-build
Title: Problem with jde-ant-build
I made a change to the jde-ant.el file that I believe
solves this problem. The diff is below:
Index:
lisp/jde-ant.el===RCS
file: /pack/anoncvs/jde/lisp/jde-ant.el,vretrieving revision 1.72diff
-r1.72 jde-ant.el246c246 (setq buildfile
jde-ant-buildfile))--- (setq buildfile
(jde-normalize-path jde-ant-buildfile)))
From: John Cooper
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
12:38 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Problem with
jde-ant-build
[I'm using jde 2.3.4beta5]
jde-ant-build fails for me, with the following error:
cd h:/elisp/jde-2.3.4beta5/lisp/ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile 'c:/javabld/build.xml'
-emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
Compilation finished at Tue Aug 17 17:33:18
I have jde-ant-invocation-method set to the default value
("Script"). To get it working, I had to remove the use
of `delimiter' in the following section of jde-build-ant-command:
(if (not (string= buildfile ""))
(setq ant-command
(concat ant-command
" -buildfile " delimiter
(jde-normalize-path buildfile)
delimiter)))
I use cygwin zsh as my cmd line shell (Windows XP), and passing
the single quotes to ant also cause the same error:
$ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile
\'c:/javabld/build.xml\' -emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
I also have the following set in my .emacs: explicit-sh-args nil
shell-execute-helper "shelex.exe"
shell-file-name "cmdproxy"
Should delimer be removed from here, or are there some
circumstances where it is required?
--- John
JDEBug: Launch process with vm args and application args?
In JDEBug, it seems that Launch Process does not apply jde-run-option-vm-args and jde-run-option-application-args. Is there any way to launch a process with specific arguments to the application and to the vm? I know that I can start the application separately with args, and then connect to it. But this feels slow. Is it my only option (on Linux)? Thanks. -Matthew
RE: Problem with jde-ant-build
Title: Problem with jde-ant-build
Unfortunately the patch doesn't make any difference for me,
because the setq is only done when bulidfile is null, andmy buildfile is
set to "c:/javabld/build.xml". I think the problem is that buildfile is later
being surrounded by quotes (the value of the delimiter
variable).
--- John
From: Brian Rumple [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 August 2004 18:37To: John Cooper;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Problem with
jde-ant-build
I made a change to the jde-ant.el file that I believe
solves this problem. The diff is below:
Index:
lisp/jde-ant.el===RCS
file: /pack/anoncvs/jde/lisp/jde-ant.el,vretrieving revision 1.72diff
-r1.72 jde-ant.el246c246 (setq buildfile
jde-ant-buildfile))--- (setq buildfile
(jde-normalize-path jde-ant-buildfile)))
From: John Cooper
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
12:38 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Problem with
jde-ant-build
[I'm using jde 2.3.4beta5]
jde-ant-build fails for me, with the following error:
cd h:/elisp/jde-2.3.4beta5/lisp/ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile 'c:/javabld/build.xml'
-emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
Compilation finished at Tue Aug 17 17:33:18
I have jde-ant-invocation-method set to the default value
("Script"). To get it working, I had to remove the use
of `delimiter' in the following section of jde-build-ant-command:
(if (not (string= buildfile ""))
(setq ant-command
(concat ant-command
" -buildfile " delimiter
(jde-normalize-path buildfile)
delimiter)))
I use cygwin zsh as my cmd line shell (Windows XP), and passing
the single quotes to ant also cause the same error:
$ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile
\'c:/javabld/build.xml\' -emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
I also have the following set in my .emacs: explicit-sh-args nil
shell-execute-helper "shelex.exe"
shell-file-name "cmdproxy"
Should delimer be removed from here, or are there some
circumstances where it is required?
--- John
Re: JDEBug: Launch process with vm args and application args?
Try setting Jde Db Option Application Args Jde Db Option Vm Args in the Jde Db Options group (JDE/Project/Options/Debug). -- Ed Matthew Weaver wrote: In JDEBug, it seems that Launch Process does not apply jde-run-option-vm-args and jde-run-option-application-args. Is there any way to launch a process with specific arguments to the application and to the vm? I know that I can start the application separately with args, and then connect to it. But this feels slow. Is it my only option (on Linux)? Thanks. -Matthew
RE: Problem with jde-ant-build
Title: Problem with jde-ant-build
I have had this problem a long time in the past and I
wasn't sure the exact solution that I used. I don't think that it is a
code issue, but probably a configuration one.
Do you have jde-cygwin-path-converter set? Mine
is set like '(jde-cygwin-path-converter (quote
(jde-cygwin-path-converter-internal)))
I also believe that set jde-ant-buildfile would be more
appropriate than setting buildfile, but maybe you have a good reason for
it.
-Brian
From: John Cooper
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
1:56 PMTo: Brian Rumple; John Cooper;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Problem with
jde-ant-build
Unfortunately the patch doesn't make any difference for me,
because the setq is only done when bulidfile is null, andmy buildfile is
set to "c:/javabld/build.xml". I think the problem is that buildfile is later
being surrounded by quotes (the value of the delimiter
variable).
--- John
From: Brian Rumple [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 August 2004 18:37To: John Cooper;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Problem with
jde-ant-build
I made a change to the jde-ant.el file that I believe
solves this problem. The diff is below:
Index:
lisp/jde-ant.el===RCS
file: /pack/anoncvs/jde/lisp/jde-ant.el,vretrieving revision 1.72diff
-r1.72 jde-ant.el246c246 (setq buildfile
jde-ant-buildfile))--- (setq buildfile
(jde-normalize-path jde-ant-buildfile)))
From: John Cooper
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004
12:38 PMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Problem with
jde-ant-build
[I'm using jde 2.3.4beta5]
jde-ant-build fails for me, with the following error:
cd h:/elisp/jde-2.3.4beta5/lisp/ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile 'c:/javabld/build.xml'
-emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
Compilation finished at Tue Aug 17 17:33:18
I have jde-ant-invocation-method set to the default value
("Script"). To get it working, I had to remove the use
of `delimiter' in the following section of jde-build-ant-command:
(if (not (string= buildfile ""))
(setq ant-command
(concat ant-command
" -buildfile " delimiter
(jde-normalize-path buildfile)
delimiter)))
I use cygwin zsh as my cmd line shell (Windows XP), and passing
the single quotes to ant also cause the same error:
$ ant -Dant.home=c:/javabld/ant -buildfile
\'c:/javabld/build.xml\' -emacs -Dbuild.compiler.emacs=true clean
Buildfile: 'c:\javabld\build.xml' does not exist!
Build failed
I also have the following set in my .emacs: explicit-sh-args nil
shell-execute-helper "shelex.exe"
shell-file-name "cmdproxy"
Should delimer be removed from here, or are there some
circumstances where it is required?
--- John
Re: problem: jde ant...
Hello JDE list. I was having the same problem as somebody a while back, where somebody was receiving the error: Compilation exited abnormally with code 129 ... I don't know what happened, but I do know how to fix it. You have to redirect stderr to stdout. So instead of M-x compile using the command: ant -emacs compile Use the command: ant -emacs compile 21 Apparently there has been a change recently somewhere in the pipeline of applications that if it can't resolve where standard error goes, it freaks out and returns 129. I don't use JDE, so I can't say for sure that this will fix the problem, but it did for me. Hopefully somebody will find this useful. -gabe
