This is exactly the same issue/question I raised earlier on, when one is
using e.g. ant to run the java application - then the trace is in the
standard compilation buffer (and thus the run-etrace stuff is not activated
properly)...
I looked high and low for a possibility to activate the etrac
This is a "well known" conflict between the standard sgml mode and psgml. I
seem to remember that there have been an upgrade to psgml that removed this
conflict. Try to look at its homepage.
/max
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de for
ant-based compilation buffers ? (or just for ANY compilation buffer ?)
Any hints ? :)
Max
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> Hi!
>
> I do not use jd
Hi!
I do not use jde-run (nor compile for that matter) as all our builds
(including launching of compile, run, debug etc.) is initiated and
controlled by ant.
But for some reason the jde-run-etrace-xxx is only available when i am using
jde-run, so...
How do I enable jde-run-etrace-xxx functions
Any tips on howto enable this for stacktraces generated when compiling,
building and running via jde-build ?
/Max
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> Laurent Mirguet writes:
> > Thank you for your answer. It is indeed what I was lo
> > Start your java application with a -classic option to disable HotSpot -
then
> > it runs smooth!
>
> What JVM are you running under?
java -version
java version "1.3.1_02"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.1_02-b02)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.1_02-b02, mixe
noselect source-file
With hope
Max Rydahl Andersen
I am using the latest beta, and yes it looks like a regression bug.
I fixed it by replacing jde-dbo-show-line with jde-db-set-debug-cursor in
jde-bug.el
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> Max Rydahl A
When I press stack Up in JDEbug i get a message saying "let*: Symbol's
function definition is void: jde-dbo-show-line"
Anyone ?
With hope
Max
> Huh... when I try -classic -Xdebug, I get:
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
sun/tools/agent/Agent
> Could not create the Java virtual machine.
>
> Running just -classic works, but adding the -Xdebug gives me the above
barfage.
It should be the very first argument
unny you should ask that as im just sitting doing the same thing - and I got
an answer :)
Start your java application with a -classic option to disable HotSpot - then
it runs smooth!
A while ago I posted some fixes/suggestions for changes in JDE to ensure
that debugged applications started from
sets then the
customization buffer shows this:
jde-help-docsets: Hide (list
(list "JDK API" "" nil))
State: this option has been changed outside the customize buffer. (mismatch)
Lists collections of HTML files documenting Java classes. Hide
This list is used by the `jde-h
> > Stuff that java-mode does not do which is VERY usefull :)
> >
> > * import of a class with a simple keystroke (C-v-z)
> > * lookup java doc for a class or symbol (C-v-w)
> > * lookup java source code for class (C-v-y)
> > * auto-completion (C-v .)
>
> Hey, some of those *are* pretty cool.
And now I have tested it with IE6 and it works! halleluja! :)
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>
> "Paul Kinnucan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Hello Paul,
Always ready to help a great and usable project :)
Thursday, January 24, 2002, 9:26:09 PM, you wrote:
Paul> Max Rydahl Andersen writes:
Paul> > I've discovered a "oddity" with jde-help-docsets :)
Paul> >
Paul> > It seems that the third parame
I've discovered a "oddity" with jde-help-docsets :)
It seems that the third parameter which designates the doc-lookup-function
has to be something other than nil, even though it is ignored by the jde
lookup facility when it simply is a "javadoc" type of docset.
Customise will not let me save ma
Hi!
I was getting tired of having the javadoc lookup and source-code lookup
behave diferently, so I decided to code a better source lookup method :)
You are free to (mis)use it as you please :)
(defun jde-open-source-for-symbol ()
"Displays source for a symbol. The symbol may reference an obj
I tried to use your modifications but it seems like it brakes the
functionallity :(
When editing ant build files the indention and auto-end-tag-complete stops
working (where it used to work fine) :(
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If you have configured jde-db-sourcepath to something reasonable C-c C-v C-y
looksup the symbol around your cursor :)
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> Hi !
>
> I have start to use Emacs JDE as my IDE (instead of
> bad slow java
If u use Emacs 21 (maybe even 20.7) use this small, but efficient addition
to sgml/xml-mode.
sgml/xml-mode provides the colouring of the tags (it is xml after all) - the
hack provide indention and auto-completion of end tags.
Completion of the tags is not possible without a DTD, but for this I ju
Using ant to build does work in the latest beta!
jde-build-ant-command does not use the variable jde-ant-program at any
point, thus it only works if you uses Java as the jde-ant-invocation-method.
I use the script method.
With hope
Max
Hi!
Why does jde-gen-package only search for a valid package name in the first
non-nil variable found in jde-package-search-classpath-variabels ?
Why not just search from the begining to the end and use the first best-fit
?
With hope
Max
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On Monday, 29. October 2001 18:38, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've asked this before and never got a "good" answer - Why is JDEbug so
> slow..and now I have the answer - or at least part hereof.
>
> The reason why I have experienced a dre
Hi!
I've asked this before and never got a "good" answer - Why is JDEbug so
slow..and now I have the answer - or at least part hereof.
The reason why I have experienced a dreadly slow JDEbug is because I cannot
tell JDEbug to use the "classic" JVM.
It seems that the intention is that one sh
It seems that beanshell keeps a handle to all the .zip/.jar files it has
accessed.
That is not nice :)
It makes it impossible to call "ant clean" on a project which deletes all
the generated .jar files which might be on jde-global-classpath.
It would be much better if beanshell just kept a handl
When I use some of the completion, javadoclookup, find-class-source
functions and the global-classpath contains a .jar file with size zero (or
the .jar file does not exist) jde fails and shows the following stacktrace
in *Messages*.
Error evaluating Lisp result of Java expression evaluation.
Ja
latest JDE beta
> distribution, which was made before these changes were submitted.
>
> However, it would also be really nice to get Douglas WF Acheson's changes
in
> as well, that added the ability to run Ant via Java from the bean shell
JVM
> :)
>
> Steve Molitor
> [E
Anyone with knowledge on how to have syntax-highlighting in the buffer used
when calling completing-read ?
It could be nice to have the correct colors while completing (it would be
easier to get an overivew of the completion possibilities)
With hope
Max
""Max Rydahl Andersen
Hi!
Why is JDEBug so slow compared to other Java debuggers, e.g. JSwat ?
Any hints for performance tuning ?
Im using Win2000 (service pack 2) and JDK 1.3
With hope
Max
> The JDE does support environment variables in jde-global-classpath.
Ok - so the documentation concerning jde-global-classpath is wrong then ?
Snip from jde-global-classpath doc:
Note: do not use environment variables in the paths that you set via
jde-global-classpath.
Max
> I don't know wh
Well - then I have another follow up question :)
Why is it that we are not allowed to use environment variables in the
jde-global-classpath ?
As I remember jde support environment variables in most other relevant
settings ?
Please correct me if I'm wrong :)
Max
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>
> Use customize. Customize generates code in your .emacs file.
Yes - I know, but I do not want it to be part of my .emacs file.
The scenario is as follows:
Presume I write a jde-XYZ.el with stuff for integrating XYZ with jde.
In this jde-XYZ.el I provide a set of templates that should just b
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> At 06:52 PM 8/16/2001 +0200, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> >Sounds great - but is there not a method for adding such templates
> >programattically as an ex
;(file-name-sans-extension (file-name-nondirectory
> >buffer-file-name))"
> >"\" extends TestCase\""
> >
> > "(if jde-gen-k&r "
> > "()"
> > "'>'n)"
> > "\"{\"'>'n'n"
> >
> >"\"public \""
> >"(file-name-sans-extension (file-name-nondirectory
> >buffer-file-name))"
> >"\" (String name)\""
> >
> >"(if jde-gen-k&r "
> > "()"
> > "'>'n)"
> > "\"{\"'>'n"
> >
> >
> >"\"super(name);\""
> >"'>'p'n"
> >"\"}\">"
> >"'>'n'n"
> >"\"protected void setUp() \""
> >"(if jde-gen-k&r "
> > "()"
> > "'>'n)"
> > "\"{\"'>'n"
> >
> >"'>'p'n"
> >"\"}\">"
> >"'>'n'n"
> >"\"public static Test suite() \""
> >"(if jde-gen-k&r "
> > "()"
> > "'>'n)"
> > "\"{\"'>'n"
> > "\"return new TestSuite(\""
> > "(file-name-sans-extension (file-name-nondirectory
> >buffer-file-name))"
> > "\".class);\"'n"
> >"'>'p'n"
> >"\"}\">"
> >"'>'n'n"
> >
> >"\"public static void main(String[] args) \""
> >"(if jde-gen-k&r "
> > "()"
> > "'>'n)"
> > "\"{\"'>'n"
> > "\"junit.textui.TestRunner.run(\""
> > "(file-name-sans-extension (file-name-nondirectory
> >buffer-file-name))"
> > "\".class);\"'n"
> >"'>'p'n"
> >"\"}\">"
> >"'>'n'n"
> >
> >
> >"\"}\">"
> >"\"// \""
> >"(file-name-sans-extension (file-name-nondirectory
> >buffer-file-name))"
> >"'>'n")
> > "*Template for new Java class.
> >Setting this variable defines a template instantiation
> >command `jde-gen-test-class', as a side-effect."
> > :group 'jde-gen
> > :type '(repeat string)
> > :set '(lambda (sym val)
> > (defalias 'jde-gen-test-class
> > (tempo-define-template "java-test-class-buffer-template"
> > (jde-gen-read-template val)
> > nil
> > "Insert a generic Java class buffer skeleton."))
> > (set-default sym val)))
> >
> >###autoload
> >(defun jde-gen-test-class-buffer (file)
> > "Create a new Java buffer containing a class of the same name.
> >This command inserts the class template generated by `jde-gen-class'.
> >It then moves the point to the location to the constructor."
> > (interactive "F")
> > (find-file file)
> > (jde-gen-test-class)
> > (beginning-of-buffer)
> > (search-forward "{")
> > (backward-char 1)
> > (c-indent-exp)
> > (tempo-forward-mark))
> >
> >
> >Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> >>
> >> How does one correctly register a new template so it will be available
via
> >> the Files/JDE New/Other... ?
>
Just so you know - I've posted a similar function a few days ago under the
subject "Convert multiple imports into single import statement", it does the
same but it is build upon the existing jde-import management and it is
customizible how many imports that should be in a file before a single
pac
All of this sounds great, but I have one small suggestion/question :)
Is it not possible to optionally disable the generation of the javadoc
comments for these set/gets methods ?
The set/get names kind of explain the meaning of the methods in 999 out of
1000 cases :)
Max
"Sandip Chitale" <[EMAI
Use the keyboard instead of the mouse to select the contents.
Max
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m...
>
> Hi all,
>
> I cannot select the speedbar frame contents to put it in a different
buffer.
> I'd like to be able to create a listing of meth
Well - noone answered to my request so I implemented it my self.
Here is a jde-import-collapse-imports function that will collapse multiple
imports from the same package into a single package import statement if the
number of imports are equal or higher than the value of
jde-import-collapse-impor
-imports-threshold.
Hope you can use it - I sure can :)
With regards
Max
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>
> The jde-import-kill-extra-imports is great, but h
before it should start creating .*'s
Just an idea
Regards
--
Max Rydahl Andersen, Software Engineer
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Medfork, Margrethepladsen 3, 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
Tel: +45 8732 8787 / Fax: +45 8732 8788
Hi!
Is there a method in JDE that could jump to the definition/declaration of a
identifier ?
Thanx
--
Max Rydahl Andersen, Software Engineer
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Medfork, Margrethepladsen 3, 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
Tel: +45 8732 8787 / Fax
Mark Bucciarelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I found a cool utility that will auto scroll the compilation window as the
> output grows. (Since I started using Ant/JUnit with JDE, the output to my
> *compilation* window has grown quite a bit and I got tired of C-x o, C-v or
> C-M-v to see if my
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