Re: JDE again and again :)
I would like to thank everyone for their off-line help. This is my last off-topic posting now that I have jde working correctly on NT with emacs running under cygwin with pcl-cvs. Now I have some coding to do! :-) Turns out my problem was in how I was combining cygwin and NT programs. Since NT emacs is an NT program, it requires the NT version of cvs (makes perfect sense now! ). I was incorrectly using the cygwin version of cvs with the NT version of emacs. That was my first problem. After fixing that, I still had a problem with the NT version of cvs choking (silently) on the checkouts that I made under cygwin. Once I started from scratch, everything works fine. Thanks again for your help. Phil Phillip Lord wrote: "Philip" == Philip Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Philip Paul Kinnucan wrote: Finally, if I were a university administrator and wanted people to use the JDE, I would encourage them to use Emacs rather than XEmacs. I personally use Emacs and I do not have time to test every new JDE feature on XEmacs. Thus each new release of the JDE generally has features that do not work properly or fully on XEmacs. You can avoid these problems by encouraging your students to use Emacs. Philip I am not a university administrator, but I am convinced. I Philip am giving up on using XEmacs and JDE. But can someone tell Philip me if it is possible to get pcl-cvs working with Emacs (on Philip NT with cygwin)? I am having trouble with the latest Philip versions of pcl-cvs and Emacs. Does anyone use pcl-cvs with Philip Emacs or do you stick with vc? pcl-cvs should work fine with FSF emacs, and indeed will become a standard part of the emacs distribution when emacs 21 comes out. pcl-cvs is not a replacement for vc really, its more "vc for dired" I guess, and is well worth installing. If you are having problems you should probably try writing to the gnu.emacs.help usenet group where there are lots of people who will be able to help (indeed the current maintainer of pcl-cvs is a regular contributer to the group). Generally speaking though they will be able to help a lot more if you are a little more specific about what the problems than saying "it doesn't work". Phil begin:vcard n:Miller;Philip tel;fax:(609) 734-2662 tel;work:(609) 734-2779 x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:Sarnoff Corporation;Advanced Video Processing adr:;;201 Washington Road;Princeton;NJ;08543;USA version:2.1 email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED] title:MTS end:vcard
Re: JDE again and again :)
At 10:35 AM 2/26/01 -0500, Philip Miller wrote: I would like to thank everyone for their off-line help. This is my last off-topic posting now that I have jde working correctly on NT with emacs running under cygwin with pcl-cvs. Now I have some coding to do! :-) Turns out my problem was in how I was combining cygwin and NT programs. Since NT emacs is an NT program, it requires the NT version of cvs (makes perfect sense now! ). I was incorrectly using the cygwin version of cvs with the NT version of emacs. That was my first problem. After fixing that, I still had a problem with the NT version of cvs choking (silently) on the checkouts that I made under cygwin. Once I started from scratch, everything works fine. Hi Philip, Emacs and cvs interact via standard I/O. As far as I know, there should be no problem with a cygwin program (i.e., cygwin cvs) interacting with a native NT program (e.g., Emacs) via standard I/O. Anyway, I've been using the cygwin version of cvs with the NT version of Emacs for about a month. I haven't noticed any problems. - Paul
RE: JDE 2.2.7beta2 available at ...
Paul, Could it be a difficult addition to see from the JDE-Help menu to view the current versions of the required sub-packages as well as the JDE's version? E.g. JDE Users Guide JDK (C-c C-v C-n) Symbol at point (C-c C-v C-w) Submit problem report JDE 2.2.6 speedbar 0.13a semantic 1.3.2 eieio 0.15 Jeff -Original Message- From: Paul Kinnucan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2001 2:51 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ANN: JDE 2.2.7beta2 available at ... http://jde.sunsite.dk/ JDE 2.2.7beta2 *** * PLEASE READ * *** * * * This release requires semantic 1.3.3 (or later),* * speedbar 0.13 (or later), and eieio-0.15 (or later). You* * can obtain all three packages at* * http://cedet.sourceforge.net* * * * This release also requires elib 1.0 or later. * * Your can obtain elib at the JDE web site in compressed * * tar (http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/elib.tar.gz) or * * zip (http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/elib.zip) format.* * * *** * Add jde-java-font-lock.api to the JDE zip files. * You can now use tilde (~) notation in paths. * You can now use environment variables, tilde notation, and cygwin syntax in jde-compile-option-directory path. * Adds jde-package-update command. This command generates or updates the package statement at the head of the current Java source buffer based on the location of the buffer directory in the classpath. Thanks to David Ponce for providing this command. * The class, console app, and Swing app templates now prompt you to enter a package name. The prompt includes a suggested package name based on the location of the current directory in the classpath. About the JDE = The JDE is a free software package that transforms Emacs/XEmacs into an integrated development environment (IDE) for developing Java applications and applets. The JDE, introduced in January, 1997, has thousands of users worldwide in industry, academia, and government. Its mailing list currently numbers more than 650 subscribers. Features include: * Menu of commonly used commands (compile, run, debug, build, insert javadoc, generate javadoc, interpret, help, etc.) * extended syntax coloring * automic indentation * source-level debugging based on either jdb or the JDE's integrated JPDA-based debugger (JDEbug) * javadoc comment insertion and javadoc generation * Intellisense-like completion of object methods and fields * Java source code intepreter * Code templates * automatic generation of import statements * control flow abbreviation expansion (e.g, if - if then else) * source code navigation tools, including a class index menu and a tree-structured source code browser * RCS and CVS source code repository support
Re: JDE 2.2.7beta2 available at ...
"Jeff" == Jeff Rancier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jeff Paul, Jeff Could it be a difficult addition to see from the JDE-Help Jeff menu to view the current versions of the required sub-packages Jeff as well as the JDE's version? E.g. Perhaps it might even be possible to have JDE check the version numbers and emit a warning if they are wrong. I know that JDE carries a variable containing a version number. Some of the other packages do not (as far as I can see) but I am sure that the authors would be willing to incorporate them. Come to think of it, its probably time that emacs had a full version dependency checking. Still as it hasn't for now Phil
Re: switching buffers and jde-wiz-update-class-list
Hi Ben, This bug was fixed in JDE 2.2.7beta2 which I released a couple of days ago. I forgot to mention the fix in the Release Notes for which please accept my apologies. - Paul At 01:03 PM 2/26/01 -0800, Ben Menasha wrote: Paul, when I was switching buffers I was finding that jde-wiz-update-class-list was being called. I traced this to the jde-reload-project-file method and found that it was reloading the project file and calling jde-wiz-update-class-list even when the buffer being switched to was in the same project. This is because the comparison below in jde-reload-project-file was evaluating to true even thought the two variables where pointing to the same file.. (not (string= jde-current-project project-file-path)) jde-working-project='/work/current/atg/Java/atg/userprofiling/../../../../ ../prj.el' project-file-path='/work/current/atg/Java/atg/order/../../../../../prj.el I changed the comparison to be... (not (string= (expand-file-name jde-current-project) (expand-file-name project-file-path))) and it worked fine. I am runnging linux, gnu emacs21 and jde 2.2.7beta1. Thanks -ben
JDEbug on solaris
Is anyone able to use JDEbug on solaris/xemacs? This is with
jde 2.2.6.2
I've followed the instructions for setting up JDEbug and am using
the 1.3.1 beta VM, which is supposed to have fixed the problems with
debugging in hotspot VMs (solaris does not have a "classic" vm).
I coded up a simple class that has a main method that creates a single
instance and invokes a single member method:
String foo(String foo) {
foo += "y"; // breakpoint set here
foo += "z";
return foo;
}
I start up the debugger and do a JDEbug-Processes-Launch Process.
The app starts, but there's no indication that my breakpoint has been
hit (nothing shows up in the Locals buffer, though `foo' is definitely
a local with a value at this point.
JDEbug-Continue runs the app to completion without hitting my breakpoint.
If I set two breakpoints, the same thing happens, so I'm pretty sure
that it's not a problem of the display not being updated to the breakpoint.
The debugger output follows.
Thanks,
Eric
*** Debugger Output for Process FooBar(5) ***
vm started...
All threads suspended...
Launch command line:
java -classpath
/home/eric/classes/xerces.jar:/home/eric/prj/ETJavaFoundation/classes:/home/eric
FooBar
Emacs connected to standard IO port 33819 for process FooBar.
Launched VM Java Debug Interface (Reference Implementation) version 1.3
Java Debug Wire Protocol (Reference Implementation) version 1.0
JVM Debug Interface version 1.0
JVM version 1.3.1-beta (Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM, interpreted mode)
initSIOConnect: starting standard I/O handshake.
initSIOConnect: starting SIO connect thread.
Debugger waiting for Emacs to connect to app SIO port 33819.
Debugger connected to standard I/O socket.
Running FooBar.
FooBar process ended.
vm disconnected...
