Your right of course I just couldn't find the note in the last thread
that said removing *elc would do the trick.
There is also a problem if you have jde-jdk set to nil and don't have
JAVA_VERSION set. The docs lead me to beleive that if I don't have it
set it will just use whatever it can find
I like your idea of using the *.
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I can't help but
I've changed the following lines in jde-ant
(if (not (string= jde-ant-args ))
-(setq ant-command (concat ant-command jde-ant-args)))
+(setq ant-command (concat ant-command jde-ant-args )))
(if (not (string= more-args ))
-(setq ant-command (concat ant-command
It's the jde-compiler option. It just shows me
jde-compiler: [down-arrow] javac
[State]: this option has been set and saved. (mismatch)
Specify the type, and if necessary, the location of the compiler to *
From the documentation and from viewing the source I have
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OK.
This doesn't make sense.
Right now it is possible to toggle a breakpoint in a file that is not in
jde-db-source-directories. Isn't this bad?
Shouldn't we signal an error if the user does this?
Kevin
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OK.
I just wanted to serialize my thoughts here.
In the past I have not used debuggers. Primarily because I knew all of my
source code and understood what was going on. Recently I have been working on a
lot of projects where I don't know the
