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java layer, eclim integration: Missing argument for option: n #3716

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emmanueltouzery opened this issue Nov 8, 2015 · 2 comments
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Trying the eclim integration offered by the java layer, I started the eclimd server, tried to configure it in my .spacemacs (maybe I didn't set it up properly, it's my first attempt).

I configured it like that:

(setq eclim-eclipse-dirs "/"
      eclim-executable "~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform_793567567_linux_gtk_x86_64/eclim")

(I'm using the eclipse package provided by fedora, the executable is at /usr/bin/eclipse. It's very possible that I didn't configure the eclim-eclipse-dirs the way it should be.

Then I open my java file, I say SPC m h u which is "find usages" and I get Missing argument for option: n as emacs error message.

At the moment the error appears in the emacs messages, this is printed by the eclimd server:

NGSession 1: 127.0.0.1: org.eclim.command.Main exited with status 1

I'm on master, I'd rather avoid develop as I'm afraid to break my setup.

If that's relevant, my eclipse version (fedora 23):

Version: Mars.1 (4.5.1)
Build id: Z20151013-1620
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ok that's probably this one senny/emacs-eclim#180

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