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JDE-2.2.6beta3 Release Notes
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* PLEASE READ *
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* This release requires semantic 1.3.1 (or later) and *
* speedbar 0.13 (or later). You can obtain both at *
* http://www.ultranet.com/~zappo/semantic.shtml *
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* Note: semantic 1.3.1 appears to have XEmacs compatibility *
* bugs. *
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* This release also requires elib 1.0 or later. *
* Your can obtain elib at the JDE web site in compressed *
* tar (http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/elib.tar.gz) or *
* zip (http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/elib.zip) format. *
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* Fixed bug where the completion function was completing symbols
that it could not find with the results of the previous
completion.
* Added a new variable, jde-bug-sio-connect-delay.
This variable specifies the length of time in seconds
that the JDE waits before attempting to connect to the
debuggee application's standard I/O. This delay
is intended to give JDEbug time to create the
SIO socket. Previously, the JDE would attempt to
connect immediately, possibly before JDEbug had time
to create a socket for the standard I/O. This might
explain the launch command timeout failures that some users have
experienced, especially on Windows/NT.
I would appreciate if if anyone who has had command
timeouts when attempting to launch applications in
JDEbug, especially on Windows/NT, would try whether
this variable makes a difference.
* The Java grammar contains David Ponce's fixes for
various semantic-list matching problems. For example,
the previous grammar caused the parser to find a variable
declaration for a method declaration like the following:
[modifiers] type name(..., any_occurence_of[], ...);
* Adds jde-auto-parse-max-buffer-size variable.
This variable specifies the maximum size in bytes of buffers
that the JDE automatically reparses when jde-auto-parse-enable
is t. Setting the threshold to 0 causes the JDE to parse a
buffer automatically regardless of its size.
Thanks to Danny Siu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for this enhancement.
This release contains the following enhancements to the JDE's
javadoc facility submitted by David Ponce. Thanks David.
* It is now possible to check javadoc comments only for tokens with a
specified access level. The new `jde-javadoc-checker-level' option
defines the accessibility level to check.
Only 'type, 'function or 'variable tokens with this level will be
checked. The level is defined to be consistent with the javadoc show
options. That is:
- - public - check only public classes and members.
- - protected - check only protected and public classes and
members. This is the default.
- - package - check only package, protected, and public classes
and members.
- - private - check all classes and members.
If a token is included in other ones its access level is the lowest
one found in the hierarchy.
Using `jde-javadoc-checkdoc-at-line' it is always possible to check
any token regardless of its access level.
* Changed '[u]-update' action by more appropriate '[f]-try to fix' in
the checker report dialog.
* Changed message "Invalid tag order, must be ..." by
"Recommended tag order is ...".
