Re: Ant files

Hi Peter,

That's a really good suggestion. There's a chance that such support lives within NetBeans, so it's quite possible to implement this in JSwat (which is based on NetBeans). I've filed feature request 1944172 in the issue tracker on SourceForge.

Thanks

n


----- Original Message ----
From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 8:48:57 AM
Subject: [jswat-user] Ant files

Hi all,

I'm not a Java programmer, but I play one at work.

My Java IDE is a combination of Vim, Firefox, Ant, and Xterm.  My ant file 
sets up the classpaths and build process, and it has all the standard 
targets (init, clean, compile, run, debug, etc).  I love my IDE, but the 
one thing I'm missing is a convenient debugger.

Is there a way to leverage my ant file?  Does JSwat know how to read an 
ant file and parse the info needed to init, clean, build, and run my 
project so I can just run JSwat and start debugging immediately without 
having to set everything up?

Thanks!
Pete





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