My java_home was on the network instead of my own computer, so that removed
the worst overhead, it is still slow though! :-)
Now I just have the problem that emacs and my application totally freezes
when it hits a breakpoint !?
The breakpoint is set in an implementation of
The support for highlighting unmatched syntax is still rudimentary,
but it is a longterm goal to highlight all syntactic issues. Parsing
an entire file is pretty slow. Parsing only the visible parts, is one
option. For missing ; after things already being parsed (method and
type declarations)
When I first installed ECB 2.01, I was not able to start the beanshell. The
cpu usage would jump to 100% and emacs would just hang. This happened
regardless of whether I had yet started ecb (ecb-activate).
I did some googling on the list serv and found a similar problem for people
who were
I just tried out flymake and it is pretty neat. It highlights errors as advertised
and brings up a little pop-up window with the error message when your mouse is over
the line.
If you have jde-compile setup correctly to compile the current file then this
redefinition
for
I downloaded WinRAR and it worked. I can see the images in ECB 2.0.
Looks great.
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Bunzip2 should be
I had the same problem. Cygwin tar didn't grok it either. I downloaded the
trial version of powerarchiver, that seemed to do the trick. Maybe someone
can clue us in on an open source tool that can do the same...
-Original Message-
From: Jayakrishnan Nair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I downloaded the binary from the site and the file is
emacs_bin_cvs_2003_09_20.tar.bz2. WinZip cannot open it. Is there any
tool to open .bz2 files ?
You need bzip2. A win32 implementation can be found here --
http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/
Bzip2 http://sources.redhat.com/bzip2/
try tar -jxcf instead of tar -zxvf
Suraj
James Cox wrote:
I had the same problem. Cygwin tar didn't grok it either. I downloaded the
trial version of powerarchiver, that seemed to do the trick. Maybe someone
can clue us in on an open source tool that
