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I have always liked the auto-compilation feature of jEdit with Scala sources. Now, however, I'm using "mvn scala:cc" and JavaRebel with a Lift project, which provides better compilation than what jEdit does, and I'd like to disable jEdit's auto-compilation.

How do I disable auto-compilation in jEdit, of Scala sources, in particular?

Daniel C. Sobral
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  • Once you figure this out, you might want to look at sbt. the continuous compilation is much more robust-- it keeps track of dependent classes and will recompile them as well. – Jon Hoffman Nov 11 '09 at 17:21

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I'm assuming you're using some sort of plugin which provides auto-compilation. I use jEdit for Scala without any auto-compilation at all, simply by adding the scala.xml mode file to my .jedit/modes directory (along with the appropriate catalog entry).

In other words, I would just remove whatever plugin is causing auto-compilation; it's not actually necessary for Scala in jEdit.

Daniel Spiewak
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