At 02:52 PM 6/21/00 -0400, Arthur Schloth wrote:
>Hi
>
>I am a novice .emacs writer with no lisp experience.
>
>I am trying to load JDE into Xemacs.
>
>I do not get the JDE pull down in my Xemacs banner.
>
>I followed the the install instructions to the best of my
>ability.
>
>I looked at the FAQ and the troubleshooting guide, but still
>was not able to get it to work.
>
>I have a feeling I am doing something wrong in my .emacs file.
>
>
>
>
>Does anybody see a problem with this or can offer suggestions?
>Thanks in advance
>-Art
>
>
>Here is the info suggested to start debug.
>
>1 host platform : Solaris
>2 JDE version jde-2.1.7
>3 versions: JDE version jde-2.1.7
> XEmacs version 19.14; June 1996
I would be surprised if the JDE ran on this version of XEmacs. I believe
you need XEmacs 20
at least. Further, I suggest that as an Emacs novice, you are better off
using Emacs, it is simpler to install and use and equally as functional.
> speedbar-0.11
> semantic-1.
>4 complete contents of your .emacs file:
>
>;;Speedbar load (needed for JDE)
>;;============================
> (setq load-path
> (nconc
> '(
> "/h/folkboat1/Emac_Utils/Speedbar/speedbar-0.11"
> )
> load-path))
>;; ============================
>
There is no need to have a separate form for each package. The following
is fine:
(setq load-path
(nconc
'(
"/h/folkboat1/Emac_Utils/Speedbar/speedbar-0.11"
"/h/folkboat1/Emac_Utils/Semantic/semantic-1.1"
"/h/folkboat1/Emac_Utils/JDE/jde-2.1.7/lisp"
;; just keep adding packages before this line.
)
load-path))
(require 'jde)
- Paul
