Re: Turning off mouse hooks on ECB
I was wondering what was causing that! =) Now I know. Matt Nascif Abousalh-Neto [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/05/2001 10:57 AM To:'JDE' [EMAIL PROTECTED], 'ECB-Mailing List' [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:Turning off mouse hooks on ECB Hi, I've been using ECB a lot w/ JDE. Typically I activate and deactivate it many times during an Emacs session (to take a better look at shell buffers, dired windows, etc.), and have even created keybinds for that (below). The problem is, ecb-deactivate don't seem to do a complete clean-up, specially in the mouse hooks. After I activate/deactivate ECB I start to have very strange mouse (the so called jump to right destination behavior, I believe) and frame (popping up) behavior. Is there anyway to configure ECB to *really* deactivate the additional mouse/frame behavior? Regards, Nascif ;; ECB keybindings (global-set-key \C-cea 'ecb-activate) (global-set-key \C-ced 'ecb-deactivate) (global-set-key \C-ceu 'ecb-update-directories-buffer) (global-set-key \C-cec 'ecb-current-buffer-sync) (global-set-key \C-cem 'ecb-rebuild-methods-buffer) (global-set-key \C-cel 'ecb-redraw-layout) (global-set-key \C-cec 'ecb-clear-history) (global-set-key \C-ceh 'ecb-show-help)
RE: Semantic and xml
On 06/21/2001 02:59:25 PM Jeff Rancier wrote: Check out: http://xae.sunsite.dk and http://xslt-process.sourceforge.net/index.php I was thinking more along the lines of opening an XML file and having ECB display a list of tagnames in the Methods window, on which I could click and go to that tag in the edit window. Neither of these two projects seem to have written a plugin for semantic which enables it to parse xml files in a similar way to which it parses java or c++ files. Matt
Hotswapping object files in the debugger
The following GPLed product looks like it might be useful to JDE./JDebug - i.e. I could see it allowing one to replace a class file as you are debugging it. Not sure how feasible it would be to implement something like this though. http://www.inxar.org/hotswap/
Re: JDE vs. VAJ
Jikes also has an incremental compilation mode that you may want to look into. Basically, you run jikes with the list of files you want compiled, and give it the incremental mode flag. After it has compield the files you have given it, the process stays alive and attached to stdin and keeps a bunch of info related to the class heirarchy loaded in memory. When you have made your changes and are ready to recompile, you just hit enter in the console you started jikes in and it recompiles whatever needs to be. Matt On 06/12/2001 12:03:23 PM Paul Kinnucan wrote: This would not be difficult. I have been planning to use the Beanshell to compile files. This would eliminate the need to run javac, i.e., start up a vm, every time you want to compile a file. Compilation would be virtually instantaneous since most of the javac compilation time is due simply to starting the vm.
Re: New for loop template...
Is there a generic way for users to add new templates to jde-mode without editing jdel lisp files? i.e. some way to use customize to create a new template, add it to the abbrev table for jde-mode and save this customiozation in your .emacs file? If this can't be done, is there a way for me to customize the abbrev table for jde-mode manually within my .emacs file? If there is no way to do it with customize, that might be a worthy feature to add. Thanks, Matt On 06/07/2001 05:59:50 PM Robert Mecklenburg wrote: Here is a new template I'm using which seems generally useful. It builds a for loop with an iterator and it bound to foriter:
Re: AW: ECB 1.31 now available
On 06/06/2001 09:29:01 AM klaus.berndl wrote: But on the other side you are also right: disabling the advice for 'delete-other-window' has the disadvantage, that then you can´t unsplit a splitted edit-window (maybe by Ctrl-x 2) like with a normal Emacs. You can't unsplit using 'C-x 1' but you can unsplit by using C-x 0' to delete the window point is in. Therefore i think it is a good idea to add such a ecb-toggle-ecb-windows function which toggles displaying the ECB windows or not. This would be cleaner though =) Matt
