"Javier S. Lopez" skribis: > "Paul Ebermann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Hello all, > > > > I just decovered the ability to > > create a new class with the menu-point > > "File" -> "JDE New" -> "Class ..." > > ( jde-gen-class-buffer). > > > > I'm the prompted to put in > > > > - a package-name > > (maybe there could be a default based on the > > directory?), > > It does already. If it did not show up there might be an error in your > set up. Check the value of jde-package-search-classpath-variables.
Thank you. There are two entrys: jde-compile-option-classpath (which is nil) and jde-global-classpath (which contains the directories "G:\Java\classes" and "G:\Java\public\build\classes", but not my source-directory "G:\Java\sources"). > You can check if it is working by using M-x jde-package-update. I get the massage "The current directory is not accessible from classpath." I think, the problem is, that the "jde-compile-option-sourcepath" (which is "G:\java\sources") is not in the list. I inserted it (before jde-global-classpath) and ... [try] ... it works. Thank you! Maybe this variable could be inserted as default in this list? > > - the name of a superclass > > - a list of implemented interfaces. > > > > > If the name of a interface is ambiguous, > > there is a nice dialog, where i can choose one. > > Why not simply choose the one in the same > > package? > > This is not going to be true all the time. But IF it is true, it could be choosen? (Maybe one could add an option to switch the behaviour.) Paul
