Matt Benson wrote:
FTR, since I had sent a note to the list announcing my intent to use IDEA on my MBP, I eval'd IDEA and it informed me of random problems that didn't really exist. I then attempted to use NetBeans but its apparent lack of a workspace concept (feel free to show me where I'm wrong here, anyone) was not conducive to my working needs. SO I am using Eclipse again.
I use IDEA as Ant's IDE; build with ant itself. At work I can build with IDEA, but have to do an ant run to do corner case things (javacc, rmic, etc). It does take a while to get used to, but is good after that.
what causes trouble in Ant's source tree are the optional tasks, because we dont have a simple directory/library mapping. If all source that depended on a specific library was in a single package, it would be easy to exclude that package when you dont have the JAR. As it is. oata.tasks.optional is trouble
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