Re: opening files

Pedro Sa da Costa <[email protected]> writes:

> 1 - Is there any way in jdee, when we select an type of object, it goes
> to that class.
>
> For example,
> in Foo.java i've this defined:
>
> package org.src.pkg1;
>
> import org.src.pkg2.OtherClass;
>
> public class Foo{
> OtherClass obj = null;
>
> public OtherClass getOtherClass(){
>   return obj;
> }
> }//END
>
> Now, from this class, i want to go to the OtherClass, without searching
> the file to open it. Ie, in eclipse i just have to do CTRL+mouse button1
> over the type of the object, and it opens the file. So, i would like to
> do the same thing in emacs. Is this possible?

Read the JDE Guide, the sections called "Finding Symbol Definitions"
and "Finding Classes".

>
>
> 2 - I've defined a project for my project (prj.el) (:p) , and now i
> would like to open java files without searching all the dirs. For
> example, a i've this foo.java file in src/org/a/b/c/d/f/g directory. Now
> i want to do open the file, without have to search the object in the
> directory. Ie, i simply do open foo.java file, and it opens the file
> from the right directory. In eclipse, I do CTRL+R, and it opens a
> window. I write the file i'm searching inside the project, and it gives
> me the directory. I simply have to do ok to open the file. Is this
> possible in emacs/jdee?
>
> Is this possible?

As far as I know JDE does not provide such functionality. 


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vedm