At 03:10 PM 8/3/00 -0400, Jonathan Berry - SunSoft CTE wrote:
>Paul,
>
>I did include a trouble report the first time I posted the problem. I
>didn't get any responses, so I tried a shorter message the second time.
>
>Below is the email with the trouble report.
>
>Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,
>Jon
>
Hi Jonathan,
The error you are getting typically is the result of some jde customization
variable being set incorrectly. When a user opens a Java file, the JDE
rests the JDE variables to any values in the user's .emacs file (or in your
case a separate options file). If any of the values stored in the .emacs or
options file is of an unacceptable type, a Lisp error can occur.
Unfortunately, I cannot examine your options as they were not included in
the bug report (not your fault).
My suggestion is to start with a mininimal .emacs file (no options) and
keep adding stuff until the error occurs.
- Paul
