>>> Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10-Nov-00 9:14:11 PM >>>
>With my proposal, the master file gets loaded last
>and thus has the final say on the settings of the
>variables that it specifies. I don't think you can get
>any more "superior" than that.
I think you've misunderstood me... what I was trying to say was that
the "master" file should define the things that the machine deals with
but the project file should be about per-project things.
So the master has things like:
- vm
- bootclasspath
and the project has things like:
- global-classpath
- extdirs
>Remember in your experiments to test the case where
>a user switches from a buffer belonging to one project to
>a buffer belonging to another, require a resetting of the JDE
>variables.
Yes... they need to be buffer-local somehow don't they... I seem to
remember that the JDE doesn't use buffer-locals very much because you
can't do config on them...
But for what I'm talking about this wouldn't be a serious issue...
since what I'm trying to do is make site-wide definitions and then
have project definitions defined in the prj.el.
Nic
