At 07:57 PM 10/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
>> * On the subject of "ANN: JDE-2.2.5 available"
>> * Honorable Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> JDE-2.2.5 Release Notes
>
>Great tool!
>
>Unfortunately, after visiting every java file, I have to set
>
>(setq jde-help-docsets `((javadoc ,(concat sds-java-path "/docs/api/")))
> jde-global-classpath '(".")
> jde-db-source-directories '("./"))
>
>again (all these vars become nil).
>
>is this a known bug?
The traditional way of customizing Emacs is
to use setq forms to set the values of customization
variables in the Emacs initialization (.emacs )
file. This method does not work for JDE customization
variables. To set a JDE customization variable, you
must use the customization buffer for a variable (see the
Emacs online manual for information on the customization feature).
This is because the JDE project context switching code resets all JDE
customization variables to their default or customized (via a custom
buffer) values whenever you open a Java source file or switch projects.
- Paul
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