I've attached a version 1.3 of jde-ant.el (modified from that
distributed with JDE 2.2.8beta1).
It defines the new function jde-ant-projecthelp, which invokes Ant with
the -projecthelp switch to list all available targets for the current
buildfile.
Regards
Jason
jde-ant.el
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: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 7:34 AM
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Subject: Version 1.3 of jde-ant.el
I've attached a version 1.3 of jde-ant.el (modified from that
distributed with JDE 2.2.8beta1).
It defines the new function jde-ant-projecthelp, which invokes Ant
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I've attached a version 1.3 of jde-ant.el (modified from that
distributed with JDE 2.2.8beta1).
It defines the new function jde
: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 9:08 AM
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Subject: Re: Version 1.3 of jde-ant.el
Hmmm... that would indeed be nice, but, not being an elisp pro, I'm not
quite
sure about if/how this could be done. You'd have to parse the output of
jde-ant-projecthelp and read
Molitor, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cool!
Would it be possible to have tab completion available when selecting the
build target (when running jde-ant-build, when jde-ant-read-target is on)?
The way find-file works?
[...]
For this purpose one could also use regexps or sgml-mode
Title: RE: Version 1.3 of jde-ant.el
Perhaps ant -projecthelp could be spawned inside of the beanshell. This would avoid the JVM startup costs. For that matter, maybe ant could always be spawned in the beanshell. The only difficulty I see would be to capture its output properly and display
I concur, but I don't think we want to couple jde-ant with the Ant XML schema.
I would rather delegate to the Ant program.
I thought about the possibilty of using beanshell to invoke the Ant program
main. This would relieve the cost of starting up an additional VM. However, Ant
comes with shell
