At 11:52 AM 8/16/00 +0400, you wrote:
>Hi everybody,
>
>Each time I try to save a project (then in prj.el because I don't customize
>it), the below error occurs
>****************
>Signaling: (invalid-read-syntax ".")
> read(#<buffer sources>)
> (condition-case nil (read (current-buffer)) (end-of-file (throw ... nil)))
> (let ((sexp ...)) (when (and ... ...) (delete-region ... ...) (throw ...
>nil)))
> (while t (let (...) (when ... ... ...)))
> (catch (quote found) (while t (let ... ...)))
> (save-excursion (let (...) (set-buffer ...)) (goto-char (point-min))
>(catch (quote found) (while t ...)) (unless (bolp) (princ "\n")))
> jde-save-delete(jde-set-project-name)
> jde-save-variables()
> jde-save-project("mouseSimul")
> call-interactively(jde-save-project)
>**************
> I also have one question:
>I have two JAVA projects, respectively in c:/Javaproject/PRJ1 and
>c:/JavaProject/PRJ2. I save each of them (via the save project JDE menu and
>assuming that above
>errors are resolved). Afterward, I close all and I open any file for
>instance, c:/temp/toto.java via Emacs.
>Now, I would like to open (only) the PRJ1 project. What do I do? When I try
>the menu jde->Project->Project File->Load, nothing appears except the
>message "Settings
>JDE variables to startup value..." in the mini-buffer. (In fact, I have
>expected a prompt saying: "Enter the project name to load", but it isn't).
>Perhaps I don't
>understand the functionning of this menu. So, how can I proceed?
>
You could proceed to the Emacs menubar and select JDE->Help->JDE User's
Guide. This will display the JDE User's Guide. You could then click Project
Files on the table of contents. This will display a complete explanation of
project files.
If this section does not answer your questions, please let me know which
questions it does not answer and why and I will update the user's guide.
- Paul
>Thank you for answers.
>
>Fenintsoa
>
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