Yes!
Thanks, finally, for a final release!
Works like a charm, as usual.
I think it could have been called JDEE 3, or 2.3, but hey, you can't have
everything =)
Cheers, Mattias
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Hello,
I usually organize the buffers as follows:
+++
+++
+++
+++
+_+
+++
the upper two buffers contain java sources, the lower
one is the *compilation*.
In last jdee versions, that I've tried
The compilation buffer *vanishing* is a
nice feature, except when running Ant tasks other than "compile". Trying
to see the output of a *run* (or other task), requires you to switch to the
compilation buffer after it vanishes to view the output. Which of course
eats cycles.
Jeff
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The name of the variable has changed to jde-debugger. Set it to JDEbug.
MJG == Manuel J Garrido [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MJG I've just started to develop with JDE. I've set it up and works great.
MJG I'm able to compile and build fine. I can also debug with jdb. I'm trying
MJG to set JDEbug
Title: accumulative changes in prj.el files
Hi,
I would like to setup my prj.el files so that I can have the subproject prj.el files adding to basic values defined on the master prj.el, or on my .emacs.
For example, I would like to have a basic lists of classes defined for the
Hi,
Please forgive me this off- message. I know there are
plenty of places to send mail like this. However if they don't work
why to not trying something else?
I have developed applications for open source community for
some years and maybe now, I can find a job through this community.
I
AP == Andy Piper [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AP Er, the new binary package has been up for a couple of weeks now. You
AP shouldn't be seeing this problem anymore if you upgraded.
AP andy
Any workaround, before we get that new package?
Hmm, I still seem to be getting the error. There are a
Just a little feedback about my experience using JDE to debug my java apps.
Well, after much fiddling, I finally got debugging to work with JDE.
My goal is to just debug my java app. I was looking for something
relatively simple like gud-mode in emacs.
First of all, I've come to the conclusion