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Emacs has a major mode javap-mode
can view .class
file. But I can't use javap-mode
to view .class
file in .jar
file (which is opened in archive-mode
in Emacs). Does anybody know how to handle this?
@U06BE1L6T cider-open-class-entry
open .jar
file is same as open .jar
file directly Emacs auto use archive-mode
. Same as I do.
After I open the .class
file. I run command javap-buffer
. Got error:
Error: Can't found class: SpeechRecognizer
@U28FF36Q4 Well, I guess the more interesting part is to open the class file itself which should show a decompiled class. I don't remember if I set up anything special but I think I didn't (I use spacemacs).
I tried Emacs open a plain .class
file. It can be decompiled. But when class file in .jar
archive file. it can't be decompiled. I submitted an issue https://github.com/hiredman/javap-mode/issues/7