From: Ladner, E. (Eric.Ladner) <Eri...@ch...> - 2003-04-29 17:56:07
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You could use the DOS short name for that directory instead. Cd into C:\ and do a DIR /x and note the name right after the size column. Mine has DOCUME~1 for Documents and Settings. Your mileage may vary if you've got other files or folders that start with Documents. Eric -----Original Message----- From: Jingzhao Ou [mailto:ja...@ya...]=20 Sent: Monday, April 28, 2003 23:03 To: jed...@li... Subject: [ jEdit-users ] Problem of jEdit on Windows Hi,=20 I am now using jEdit on my Windows XP with Java 1.4.1. I put my java files on the following directory: C:\Documents and Settings\Jingzhao Ou\My Documents\MyJavaLab\JavaScheduling\Minmin\Processor.java Notice that there is space in the directory name. When I compiled my Java code from the console, I got the following error message: > javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH;C:\Documents and Settings\Jingzhao Ou\My Documents\MyJavaLab\JavaScheduling\Minmin" -sourcepath "C:\Documents and Settings\Jingzhao Ou\My Documents\MyJavaLab\JavaScheduling\Minmin" -deprecation -encoding Cp1252 C:\Documents and Settings\Jingzhao Ou\My Documents\MyJavaLab\JavaScheduling\Minmin\Processor.java javac: invalid flag: C:\Documents It seems that the space gives trouble to the console. I encountered a similar problem when I edited my latex file using jEdite. Can any one point out solutions to this problems? Thanks a lot! Best regards, Jingzhao ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf --=20 ----------------------------------------------- jEdit Users' List jEd...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jedit-users |
From: Jingzhao Ou <ja...@ya...> - 2003-04-29 19:34:22
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Hi, Eric, Thanks a lot for your reply. I moved all my files to a directory C:/MyDocuments and solved the problem. I like jEdit a lot so that I am willing to do so. However, in order for jEdit to be even better on Windows, I really hope that there are better solutions to this problem. Is it possible to change the working directory of jEdit according to the working buffer? It seems that Java doesn't have directly support for this. But I wonder if it is possible to do some tricks using things such as java.lang.System.setProperty("user.dir", "buffer_directory") to do it indirectly. Best regards, Jingzhao --- "Ladner, Eric (Eric.Ladner)" <Eri...@ch...> wrote: > > You could use the DOS short name for that directory instead. > > Cd into C:\ and do a DIR /x and note the name right after the size > column. Mine has DOCUME~1 for Documents and Settings. Your mileage may > vary if you've got other files or folders that start with Documents. > > Eric > > |