In practice, I've found the depend task in Ant to be very reliable, and
compensates for defficiencies in using Javac's (or Jike's) dependency
analysis within Ant. In particular, if an interface changes in a way that
breaks a dependent class, but that dependent class is not itself out of
date,
As paul has said, it would be nice to have a dependancy build built
into the JDE.
Such a feature should not be reliant on any one compiler or any
external system (except perhaps some elisp code).
Sandip posted a very usefull list of pitfalls for dependancy
rebuilding and I've been thinking
Nic,
I would like to add to some of what you have said
Nic Ferrier wrote:
snip 8-snip
It struck me that there is a possible solution to this. When a class
file is compiled with the -g switch the source file name that is was
compiled from is embedded in the class (this is
I have set up my (defun my-jde-mode-hook ()
the way I like it. Now when I load an existing .java file I notice
that the jde options only apply to new code that I add to that file
using emacs.
How can I re-format the entire file so that the hook options can be
applied to the entire file?
Hallo,
I upgrade von jde2.2.5 to 2.2.7beta3. Now jde do not find my java
executable.
I will get the message:
Searching for program: No such file or directory, java
in minibuffer, if I try to use run-app or start-debugger.
jde-run-java-vm is still 'java' and my PATH points right, too.
"Compile
C-x h M-x indent-region Ret
HTH,
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"Sandip Chitale" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 23-Mar-01 9:27:27 PM
The name of the source file (without the directory part)
is always stored in the .class file whether or not you compile
the source .java file with -g option.
Didn't know that - thanks.
Mind you - this gives you only the name of the
I can imagine a situation where you don't create a
package based directory structure for your files but it
should be possible to map the name found in the class
file to the source files somehow in whatever configuration
the source files are in. As long as you have the build
structure in a
I can imagine a situation where you don't create a
package based directory structure for your files but it
should be possible to map the name found in the class
file to the source files somehow in whatever configuration
the source files are in. As long as you have the build
structure
At 10:41 PM 3/23/2001 +0100, Rick Janda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo,
I upgrade von jde2.2.5 to 2.2.7beta3. Now jde do not find my java
executable.
I will get the message:
Searching for program: No such file or directory, java
in minibuffer, if I try to use run-app or start-debugger.
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