Anyone have any ideas about this?

Thanks,

Matthew Flaschen

Matthew Flaschen wrote:
> I've been trying to make a compile then run command for JDE.  I.E. a
> single command which would save, compile, then run.  For now, I've just
> been testing with a single file.
> 
> I've been unable to get it to run after the compile.  I got it to:
> 
> (defun java-compile-then-run ()
> "Saves, compiles and runs the current buffer, using JDE"
> (interactive)
> (basic-save-buffer)
> (save-current-buffer
>   (jde-compile))
> (jde-run))
> 
> That gives me the attached errors, starting with "Wrong number of
> arguments" (Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to escape the error for
> copying text).  I copied that from the *Messages* buffer.  To isolate
> the problem, I simplified the function to:
> 
> (defun java-compile-then-run ()
> "Saves, compiles and runs the current buffer, using JDE"
> (interactive)
> (jde-run))
> 
> 
> To my surprise, it gave the same error.  The command jde-run works, but
> java-compile-then-run results in the "Wrong number of arguments
> exception.  Can anyone explain this? At the very least I would like to
> get the dummy (second) function working.
> 
> Matthew Flaschen
> 
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