Ed Mooney writes:
 > Thanks, Paul.
 > 
 > Just to confirm, I'm talking about the case where a single line of Java 
 > code has more than one error, which show up as more than one line in the 
 > compilation buffer. E.g.:
 > 

Hi Ed,

I've confirmed the problem. I'll try to provide a fix.

Paul

 > A 
 > c:/cygwin/files/sunsw.wpts/jaxb-test/test/jaxb/beta/usage/driver/JaxbDriver.java:171:
 >  
 > cannot find symbol
 >      symbol  : class InstanceFileType
 >      location: class test.jaxb.beta.usage.driver.JaxbDriver
 >                InstanceFileType _inst = 
 > (InstanceFileType)(instances.elementAt(ict));
 >                ^
 > B 
 > c:/cygwin/files/sunsw.wpts/jaxb-test/test/jaxb/beta/usage/driver/JaxbDriver.java:171:
 >  
 > cannot find symbol
 >      symbol  : class InstanceFileType
 >      location: class test.jaxb.beta.usage.driver.JaxbDriver
 >                InstanceFileType _inst = 
 > (InstanceFileType)(instances.elementAt(ict));
 >                                          ^
 > C 
 > c:/cygwin/files/sunsw.wpts/jaxb-test/test/jaxb/beta/usage/driver/JaxbDriver.java:229:
 >  
 > cannot find symbol
 >      symbol  : variable JaxbUtil
 >      location: class test.jaxb.beta.usage.driver.JaxbDriver
 >                testcaseResult = JaxbUtil.isXMLEqual(source,out);
 >                             ^
 > If I put point in "A" and hit return, I land in line 171 of my source. 
 > If I put point in "B" and hit return, I land in line 229.
 > 
 >    -- Ed
 > 
 > Paul Kinnucan wrote:
 > > Ed Mooney writes:
 > >  > Is there a way to configure the JDE so it doesn't care which of several 
 > >  > errors in the same line point is on in order to locate the line in the 
 > >  > source? I find that if there's more than one compilation errors on a 
 > >  > line, point has to be on the first (in the *JDEE Compile Server* buffer) 
 > >  > in order for RET to locate the line in the source.
 > >  > 
 > > 
 > > Hi Ed,
 > > 
 > > I cannot reproduce this error on my system (Windows Millenium, 
 > > Emacs 21.3.1, JDEE 2.3.4beta5). If there are  multiple errors,
 > > I can select the compilation buffer and then use the keyboard
 > > to position point in any error message, hit Enter, and have Emacs
 > > scroll to the corresponding source line that caused the error.
 > > 
 > > Paul
 > > 
 > >  > Regards,
 > >  > 
 > >  >    -- Ed
 > >  > 
 > > 
 > 

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