-----Original Message-----
From: Nic Ferrier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 November 2000 17:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: JDE Project Management
>>> "Schewe, Jon (MN65)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01-Nov-00
3:56:54 PM >>>
>You're making the assumption that the users of JDE like
>the industry standard for IDEs. This is not always true.
>Personally I like to be able to just open up a java file and
>the classpath etc. is set correctly for that buffer. This is
>very helpful when I work on multiple projects at once with
>different classpaths. I don't have to close a project and
>open it, I can just switch buffers.
Yes... but there are weaknesses.
When you start a new project you have to fill in a whole load of
stuff multiple times.
For example: source directories, compilation directories, etc... they
all have a common root which you have to enter over and over again.
I would like the JDE to offer a sort of "project root" directory
which got refered to by all the other bits and pieces by some
convention.
Personally I do that by manually maintaining the prj.el files. All the
common settings get copied in my .emacs. In my prj.el I then only add the
project specified things. This means, of course, that I can't use 'save
project' but it does make maintaining common settings easier.
Matt Helliwell
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