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Hi,
thanks for praising.. :-)
tramp Normally ECB should support tramp out of the box but i admit, the last tests i have performed have taken place some years ago!
But we can do the following:
Please do: M-: (ecb-remote-path "<your-remote-tramp-path-you-want-to-access-string">) RET
Send me the result!
Klaus
Ware, Ryan R wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I just recently discovered the wonders of ECB. This is a great tool.
> I'm disappointed I didn't find it years ago. I had no idea it
> existed.
>
> One other tool that I use is tramp. I end up having to do most of my
> work remotely. ECB seems to play quite nicely with Tramp with one
> exception. ECB's directories window never has any contents when using
> tramp to access a remote file. While I consider not having this only
> an inconvenience, I did want to see if others on this list have
> encountered this issue and have found a fix. I'm using the latest
> version of all
> three tools (Emacs 22.2, ECB 2.32 & Tramp 2.1.14). One quirk is that
> I'm using Emacs built for Windows; the Windows binaries distributed by
> Gnu. For all I know, it could be a specific issue with living in that
> environment. Before you go there, yes I'd like to fix it by using a
> different OS, but that's not possible.
>
> Regardless, thanks for any input you all may have.
>
> Ryan
>
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