for download at

http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/

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NOTE: This releases requires version 0.10 (or later) of Eric Ludlam's 
speedbar and version 1.1beta (or later) of Eric's semantic bovinator.
You can download both packages from

http://www.ultranet.com/~zappo/semantic.shtml
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JDE-2.1.8 Release Notes

* The javadoc command now works for class fields as well as methods
  and classes. Thanks to David Ponce for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  for this enhancement.

* The JDE's Lisp-based Java grammar has been extended to cover many
  more Java constructs. 

  This results in more complete indexing of Java buffers, especially fields. 
  Thanks to David Ponce for contributing many of the grammar improvements.

* The JDE's import and other wizards now work for Java extension classes.

  Thanks to Mark Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for this improvement.

* The import wizard dialog now uses radio buttons rather than check boxes
  to select the class to import.

  Thanks to Mark Gibson for this enhancement.

* The Classes index menu now can include (default) or omit
  the types of fields as well as method signatures of all 
  classes in the current buffer. 

  USe the variable jde-imenu-include-signature to enable/disable this
  feature.

  Thanks to David Ponce for this enhancement.

* The Classes index menu now includes (the default) or omits an index
  for each class declaration in the current buffer.

  Use the variable jde-imenu-include-classdef to include/omit class def
  entries.

  Thanks to David Ponce for this enhancement.

* Changed the name of jde-enable-index-menu to jde-imenu-enable and 
  jde-enable-full-method-signatures-index-menu to 
  jde-imenu-include signature.


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About the JDE
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The Java Development Environment for Emacs is a freeware Emacs/JDK-based
IDE for creating Java applications. It has all the features usually
associated with the term IDE except for a GUI designer. Advantages of the
IDE include speed, reliability,  multiple platforms (WIndows and Unix), and
configurability. Technical support is available via the JDE mailing list
which numbers more than 660 subscribers.

JDE Features
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* Supports all versions of the Sun JDK, including 1.3 beta

* Autoindentation

* syntax coloring

* JPDA-based source-level debugger that supports multiple process debugging

* Java source interpreter

* Intelligent method and field completion

* Tree-structured source-code browser

* Class browser

* Hyperlinks from symbols to definitions

* Automatic customizable code generation

* Class import wizard

* Method override wizard

* Context-sensitive help for any classes that have javadoc documentation.

* Built-in support for RCS and CVS source code repositories

* Commands for running and debugging applets

* HTML user's guide












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