On Thu, 20 Mar 2025 at 23:15, Marvin P. Warble Jr.
wrote:
>
> Has the pasting from the clipboard problem gotten worse between NB24 and
> NB25?
Yes!
> This workaround I had used for NB24 doesn't seem to be working in NB25.
>
> Is there a known workaround for this in NB25?
There is a simpler work
Hi Art,
Spend some time to study how to work with make files. With cygwin, gnu make
is a viable option.
Make will only recompile files that have changed since a previous
compilation.
gnu make also understands file extensions and what the next logical step
will be. for instance, 'make x.o' will eff
By Jove, I believe you have it!!!
I ran the test case under cygwin with LIB_PATH set. The compile was
successful and the build ran. I have not tried the g++ -L//lib
yet. So that's in the hopper to work on.
Is there any way of documenting this, and whatever else, so that others
have some guid
Thanks.
But what configuration file needs to be changed and where is the
configuration file located in Windows? I've looked at Netbeans-24 and
there are 17 config directories?
art
On 3/24/2025 4:40 AM, Pieter van den Hombergh wrote:
Java 24 has the security manager permanently disabled. Netb
How do you all handle netbeans //GEN-START, //GEN-END, //GEN-LAST comments
messing with the history and git, etc? For some reason they keep
disappearing, reappearing or just plain changing and makes it very hard to
check your own code changes in the history. It also messes with keeping
track of whe
Java 24 has the security manager permanently disabled. Netbeans 25 has
adapted it's default setting accordingly, so it can deal with this change
in java without issue.
For netbeans 24+java 24 you need to change a setting in the netbeans
configuration.
For java 24 development I would stick to netbea
