>>>>> "lnovais" == lnovais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
lnovais> Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> "Luis" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: I tried to clean all the
lnovais> options in the "JDE compile" stuff and the strange thing
lnovais> is: if some error happens, it doesn't apear any garbage,
lnovais> just the errors, otherwise the result is a collection of
lnovais> code, regular expressions:
lnovais> ([a-z0-9/]+: \([eE]rror\|[wW]arning\): \([^," ]+\)[,:]
lnovais> \(line and caracters like ^@^@^@^@ and ��������
lnovais> Could it be the shell i'm using?
lnovais> Thanks for any suggestion, Luis
It could be your shell. It could be many things. As I said
I am a little out of my depth here. What I would suggest is
this. There is clearly something very wrong somewhere, but its not
clear where. You need to produce a minimal case which shows this
error. The first thing I would suggest is make a minimal .emacs as
suggested on the jde install pages. In brief stick
(setq load-path
(nconc '(
"/home/paulk/elisp/jde-1.9.2"
)
load-path))
(require 'jde)
into a file (with the correct path to JDE of course!), and
then start emacs with the command line
emacs -q -l afile.el
or
runemacs -q -l afile.el if your using NTEmacs
which will ignore any setup options you have installed in
your .emacs (alternatively copy your .emacs somewhere save, and
temporarily overwrite it with the contents above).
Now start emacs and load a java file in it. You should
get JDE. Try and compile a file (Im assuming that you have jikes/jdk
whatever if your system path), and see what happens. If you still get
the garbage then it is a jde problem. Other wise its your setup. If
the former download and reinstall JDE and try again. If its the
former you'll have to try debugging it, or I guess sending the entire
contents of your .emacs and any subsidiary files into the JDE list,
along with all the details of your emacs, and system (which emacs Gnu
or X, which system, which version (help-->show version)).
I would guess its more likely to be the latter as Ive
not heard anyone else complaining of this problem. Im afraid that
working through your setup slowly is the only way to solve this.
Phil
