Re: JDE-2.5.3 SemanticDB: too much of a good thing?
I have always loved the responsiveness of Emacs, but this background semantic parsing is ruining the experience. My biggest problem is having it cache stuff to files when I try to shut down. This can take 30+seconds for lots of big files while its saving the cached parse output or whatever its doing. Semantic does seem like a lot of overhead these days. John
Fwd: main abbrev and compiling
I wrote a simple hello world program and run jde-compile. The frame is split between my file and the *JDEE Compile Server* buffer which has nothing in it. The message bar says Buffer is read-only: #buffer *JDEE Compile Server* and nothing gets compiled. My jdk registry is set up right and jde-compiler is set to server. Any ideas? http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.jdee/4191 Thanks for the pointer. I have switched back to non-cvs emacs at work for now. However, now when I compile, it works once, gives me an error and then hangs with a message saying Updating class list for cwd It eventually returns, but compiling no longer works. The JDEE Compile Server output buffer then says. CompileServer output: -classpath /home/jorussel /home/jorussel/Utils.java and that's it. No compiling, nothing. Any more ideas? John PS, I actually searched on these words on the gmane website, but I got back lots of crap. Is that list a mirror of this mailer or are there lots of different lists?
main abbrev and compiling
I just starting writing java code again after a long time off so I'm trying to get my JDE setup working again. I have JDE 2.3.5 and cedet-1.0beta3a. I wrote a simple hello world program and run jde-compile. The frame is split between my file and the *JDEE Compile Server* buffer which has nothing in it. The message bar says Buffer is read-only: #buffer *JDEE Compile Server* and nothing gets compiled. My jdk registry is set up right and jde-compiler is set to server. Any ideas? Also, when I type the word main and hit space no space is inserted and the message bar says Template for abbreviation main not found! Is my setup wrong? Thanks for the help. John
compilation-enter-directory-regexp-alist in emacs cvs
I recently posted this to gnu.emacs.help but no one responded, so I thought I'd try here. While using JDE I ran into a problem compiling files with emacs CVS. It registers this complaint whenever I try to compile something (C-c C-v C-c): Symbol's value as variable is void: compilation-enter-directory-regexp-alist So I went looking for that variable and found that it had been removed in March. Here is an excerpt the changelog entry: 2004-03-11 Daniel Pfeiffer [EMAIL PROTECTED] * progmodes/compile.el (compile-auto-highlight) (compilation-error-list, compilation-old-error-list) (compilation-parse-errors-function, compilation-parsing-end) (compilation-error-message, compilation-directory-stack) (compilation-enter-directory-regexp-alist) (compilation-leave-directory-regexp-alist) (compilation-file-regexp-alist, compilation-nomessage-regexp-alist) (compilation-current-file, compilation-regexps): Remove vars. There doesn't appear to be a lot of explanation as to why they were removed and what can be used to replace the functionality. The variable was used in beanshell.el and several other files in JDEE. Any ideas? Thanks for the help. John
compile window doesn't quite finish
I am using jdee2.3.3beta5 on Gentoo Linux with GNU emacs 21.3.1. Whenever I compile a java class using C-c C-v C-c the compile window appears and the compile happens, but I don't get the Compile Finished or Compile Failed messages anymore. I just get a zero ( 0 ) at the bottom if it succeeds and nothing if it fails. All the usual output is still there so this isn't a really horrible thing, I just kinda liked the feedback. Any idea how I can turn that back on. Thanks. John
Re: [PATCH] compile.el
I use JDE all the time but am new to this list. Are all these patches that get submitted to this list going to be rolled up into the next JDE release, or should I really be keeping track of all of them? Thanks. John On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 23:36, Andy Piper wrote: This patch adds ant build file support to compile.el which appears to not work otherwise (note that this is different to javac support which works with the existing regexp's). andy 2003-03-24 Andy Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] * compile.el (compilation-error-regexp-alist-alist): add regexp suitable for ant errors.
Re: Import Wizard dialog box in Xemacs
On Wed, 2003-03-12 at 14:45, Bill Barnard wrote: I'm successfully using many of the functions in JDE in Xemacs 21.4 (linux 2.4.17, Red Hat 7.2). Method name completion and the like work fine with menu pop-ups. The single thing I've been unable to figure out (so far) is how to use the dialog buffer (not a pop-up) when I use the Import Wizard to generate my import statements when there are several possibilities for the class (Iterator). The function jde-import-choose-imports appears to be the one that displays the dialog buffer, and to my non-Lisp-enabled brain looks correct. I see the dialog buffer displaying radio-buttons for three possible completions, with java.util.Iterator selected. The mini-buffer shows new-import=javax.swing.text.html.HTMLDocument.Iterator. However there are no selection buttons (OK/Cancel presumably) so I'm unable to interact with the dialog. My dialog buffer looks like this: Select import to insert. (*) com.cisco.ics.inf.uiserver.Service ( ) com.cisco.ics.serviceability.iserver.generated.processes.Service ( ) sun.misc.Service [Ok] [Cancel] Do you mean that you don't have these ok and cancel buttons or that they are not mouse clickable? If it is the former, then I'm not sure, but if it is the latter, then you can middle click on the radio buttons and the ok and cancel, or just use tab to move through all clickable regions. John Has anyone else seen and solved this? Perhaps I should set up the JDE to run under emacs instead? Thanks, Bill (I will post the xemacs initialization files if necessary, but I hoped this might be something simple so I've put that off...)
