I have two files:
~/tmp/A/src/A.java: public class A {}
~/tmp/B/src/B.java: public class B {}
I start Emacs. I do C-x C-f ~/tmp/A/src/A.java RET. All is fine. I
then do C-x C-f ~/tmp/B/src/B.java RET. Then I get the message
"Buffer B.java was not set up for parsing", and the modeline
indicators are wrong, and JDEE does bad indenting.
The same thing happens if I open B first, then A. Then B.java will
work fine but A.java will exhibit the "not set up for parsing"
message.
The effect of this is that I can only work on one project in a given
Emacs instance. The first *.java file I open determines the project.
I use JDE 2.3.3, too, that seems to be relevant.
Can anyone help me investigate further? I have no idea what to do
next.
Kai
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