At 07:20 PM 7/20/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>This is more of a lisp question as I've finally installed ntemacs and
>everything is looking good now.
>
>One problem I do have however, is that I can't set the jde-global-classpath
>variable properly.
>I set a string into the variable as described in the user guide, but when I
>try and run something this string is converted into a list of numbers
>separated by semicolons.
>
>It'd be nice to know how to do this as a first step into elisp programming
>:-)
>
Please point out to me where in the JDE guide that it says that you can use
elisp to set JDE variables as this is an error.
Here is what the JDE 2.1.9 edition of the JDE user's guide has to say about
customizing JDE variables in general:
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Customization Variables
JDE customization variables allow you to specify compile, run, debug,
options. You must use customization buffers to set JDE customization
variables (see the Emacs online manual for information on the customization
feature).
Setting a Variable
Note You cannot use setq forms in your .emacs file to set JDE variables.
You must use customize. Any values set via setq forms are reset to their
default values.
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Here is what the JDE User's Guide has to say about setting the global
classpath in particular:
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Setting a Global Classpath
The JDE allows you to define a classpath that applies to compiling,
running, and debugging Java code. You define this classpath by customizing
the jde-global-classpath option. To display a customization buffer for this
variable, select JDE->Project->Options->General or enter M-x
customize-variable jde-global-classpath.
You can also define separate classpaths for compile, run, and debug
operations by customizing the variables jde-compile-option-classpath, or
jde-run-option-classpath, jde-debug-option-classpath, respectively. If you
set any of these variables, the variable overrides the value defined by
jde-global-classpath for the operation to which the variable applies.
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- Paul
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