I Said:
>> Being lazy I would prefer if jde-find-class-source did'nt need
>> the fully qualified classname. I was going to create something
>> to search jde-sourcepath subdirectories for the class.
Javier said:
> You can use jde-open-class-source.
Yet another useful function I never knew existed :-)
Unfortunatly it doesnt work for me in my case. I have both the
source and the generated classes hanging off the same directory,
e.g.
/some/path/java/com/...
/some/path/java/build/generated/com/...
/some/path/java/build/classes/com/...
So /some/path/java is in my source path. If I do to the bsh
bsh % jde.util.JdeUtilities.getQualifiedName("OSClass");
I get
(list "build.classes.com.serco.objectserver.OSClass")
and not
(list "com.serco.objectserver.OSClass")
As I'd like. The only way around this seems to move my source
directory and change source path, something I am don't intend
to change at this point.
Vic
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