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Chuck.Irvine | 1 Nov 2001 03:31
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RE: Keyboard Shortcut Assignment Feature Suggestion

What is a "shortcut profile"? I don't find any mention of this in the 
online docs. How would I find out if there is one of the emacs variety?

Thanks

Chuck

> -----Original Message-----
> From: vulture [mailto:vulture <at> netbeans.mapson.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 4:58 PM
> To: nbusers
> Cc: vulture
> Subject: Re: [nbusers] Keyboard Shortcut Assignment Feature Suggestion
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> | Actually, now that I think of it, how about a single command that
> | assigns all editor actions to have emacs style shortcuts! :-)
> 
> you never know, maybe there is some sort of emacs shortcut 
> profile for nb..
> another alternative is: 
> http://externaleditor.netbeans.org/quick-start.html
> db
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David Blaikie | 1 Nov 2001 03:41

recursive restart

ok, heres a good one. just checked out everything, did a standard build,
nothing triky, deleted my old netbeans directory (originally from a windows
installer), and replaced it with the newly built one (which i have done
before and seems to have worked fine previously), then i decided in needed
the db module, nbsrc\nb\db>ant nbm, then just used the update center in the
IDE to install the nbm. now the IDE has become 'recursive' whenever i close
it, it restarts (flashes some new 'updating the ide' type dialog, which i
don't see for very long) and returns to NetBeans, there is no way i can
completely close it, without alt-ctrl-del'ing both the netbeans process and
the extra runide process.
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Chuck.Irvine | 1 Nov 2001 03:47
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RE: recursive restart

That is a good one!

> -----Original Message-----
> From: vulture [mailto:vulture <at> netbeans.mapson.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 8:42 PM
> To: nbusers
> Cc: vulture
> Subject: [nbusers] recursive restart
> 
> 
> ok, heres a good one. just checked out everything, did a 
> standard build,
> nothing triky, deleted my old netbeans directory (originally 
> from a windows
> installer), and replaced it with the newly built one (which i 
> have done
> before and seems to have worked fine previously), then i 
> decided in needed
> the db module, nbsrc\nb\db>ant nbm, then just used the update 
> center in the
> IDE to install the nbm. now the IDE has become 'recursive' 
> whenever i close
> it, it restarts (flashes some new 'updating the ide' type 
> dialog, which i
> don't see for very long) and returns to NetBeans, there is no 
> way i can
> completely close it, without alt-ctrl-del'ing both the 
> netbeans process and
> the extra runide process.
>
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David Blaikie | 1 Nov 2001 04:36

Re: Keyboard Shortcut Assignment Feature Suggestion

| What is a "shortcut profile"? I don't find any mention of this in the
| online docs. How would I find out if there is one of the emacs variety?

sorry if i mislead you, i thought my statement was rough enough to imply
that i didn't know alot about this stuff (hence the "some kind of" bit), but
i guess those configs have to be stored somewhere...
db
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David Blaikie | 1 Nov 2001 04:38

Re: recursive restart

| That is a good one!

thanx 4 the confirmation ;-)
db
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David Blaikie | 1 Nov 2001 04:45

Re: Keyboard Shortcut Assignment Feature Suggestion

| What is a "shortcut profile"? I don't find any mention of this in the
| online docs. How would I find out if there is one of the emacs variety?

on further investigation, i have found what i suspected existed, in your
netbeans user directory (where all the config stuff is), i found 2
keybindings.xml files, which contain, oddly enough, key bindings, i presume
if other ppl have set up their key bindings for certain styles (such as
emacs) they could just send u their keybindings.xml files, or perhaps there
are some already online?
db
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David Blaikie | 1 Nov 2001 05:00

Re: Quick Q: Copying Templates from one machine to another

| I've developed some templates in NetBeans that a friend of mine wants to
| use. Is there a quick way of copying these over or do I have to retype
them?

templates are stored in ${user.dir}/system/Templates
i _guess_ you could just send these files to your friend..
db
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Jiri Kovalsky | 1 Nov 2001 09:11
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Re: command line cvs

Hello Diana,
can you provide us with further details ? It works for me and frankly don't understand your problems.
You have some working directory containting some already checked out cvs stuff, right ?
Then you launch IDE in the morning and try to mount this working directory as CVS filesystem using
Command-line Client. You push "Login" button although it is not necessary, "Login successful." message
appears and then you "Finish", right ? What does it mean that other commands don't work ? Do they
fail or just nothing happens ? Take a look into Runtime tab of explorer under "VCS Commands" node
and expand your filesystem's node to see all executed commands. Send us please the output of those
that don't work for you. Would it be possible ?
Can you reproduce these problems with brand new user directory ? If you remount this CVS filesystem
within the same IDE session it starts working ? What is the version of your CVS binary ?
Regards Jirka

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Diana Booker" <herper <at> ozu.es.NOSPAM>
Newsgroups: netbeans.nbusers
To: <nbusers <at> netbeans.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 6:15 PM
Subject: [nbusers] command line cvs

> I am experimenting some fails with the cvs, (command line) with FORTE CE
> 3.0.
> 
> I have a directory mounted before i open the forte, them i make a login, and
> all is ok, but when a execute another command, it don't go.
> 
> If a re-mounted the directory, all go ok,
> 
> i'm making somthing wrong???
>
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Jaromir Uhrik | 1 Nov 2001 10:01
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Re: remove project

>   How does one remove project?  There is no remove project option.
>

When the NetBeans3.3 user wants to remove the project, the only way is
to start the Project Manager (menu Project|Project Manager), select the
project and remove it by Delete button. There is no way to delete
currently active project.
If the user doesn't need to use projects in general then it is possible
to disable the Projects module (Tools|Options|IDE
Configuration|System|Modules|Infrastructure|Projects - set property
Enabled to False). After such action the Projects module will be
uninstalled.

>
>   If I close a tab (window) in the Explorer how can I open it?

Use Ctrl-2 (or menu View|Explorer).

Hope this helps.

-Jara
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Petr Suchomel | 1 Nov 2001 10:42
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Re: Javadoc formatting

Hi
Automatic inclusion of asterisks in Java doc comments works in 3.2 with
no problems.
Space after asterisk is not configurable IMO.
You can try for simple javadoc-ing AutoComment tool
Petr

Java Josh wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I like the automatic inclusion of asterisks in Java doc comments
> in 3.2.1. However, I would also like to insert a space after the
> asterisk. Is there a way to configure this?
>
> Thanks,
> Josh
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