Hy
Iam new here and i have right now finished my installation of jEdit.
I have a problem when i start to compile a java file with jCompile:

The following Error popup starts when i start to compile:

+------------------------------------------+
| Java Core Plugin
+------------------------------------------+
| The "Default" service is not available.
| Possibly the plugin providing it has
| unloaded or removed. Switching to Default.
|
+------------------------------------------+

And if i click on OK just the compiler-console runs without any Errormessage,
but the sign of compiling is still turning.

I did load the whole plugins bymyself, as zip's und unzipped all jar
(also "JavaCore.jar" and "JavaParser.jar" from "JavaCore-0.7.1.zip" )
and by the Startup of jEdit is no Error Message.


What does that popup say?
is there a errorlog wich kan say more?

Can anybody help me please?

txs Florian

Is there a plugin that will create a menu with manually addable items for files (kind of like the Bookmarks menu in a web browser)?

I know about the "Favorites" option in the file manager but that seems like it can only bookmark paths rather than specific files. There is also the "Bookmarks" plugin but that doesn't really seem to have same goal as what I'm looking for and would be cumbersome for my purpose.

I accidentally hit Enter when typing "while (i < 20)" at the Console and jEdit hung, doing an infinite loop, since i was not being incremented.

Luckily, the autosave recovered my document, but thought I'd warn you all about this danger.

An execution-terminate key would be nice. As of right now, the documentation shows no terminate key for infinite BeanShell loops. I think this is possible by running BeanShell in a separate thread, and killing that thread on the execution-terminate key?

If there is an execution-terminate key, please have that documented.

(Windows version of jEdit 4.2final, using Console plugin downloaded as of yesterday from inside the editor.)

Do plugins have to be licensed as GPL?

Thanks,
Jason

I've been looking for a "rich client platform" that I can easily understand and fast. Netbeans has been a bear. Eclipse doesn't swing. It looks like jEdit might be my choice...it's simple and fast based on the plugins that I've played with.

Question is: Has anyone been figured out how to remove or hide the text editor when you don't want it around when your plug in is running? I just started looking at the process and thought some one can give me a hint before I get to deep in the internal.

Thanks

The version of code2html in cvs has a command-line option I'd like to use, but I can't compile it against the current version of jedit. It does compile against jedit 4.0.

Are there any barriers to refactoring it to work with jedit 4.2? Does anyone know of a better multiple-language HTML syntax highlighter that can run from command line (or ideally, Ant)

Thanks, cosmo

Hi,
I need to get notified whenever a user types a (word constituent) key in a particular buffer because I want to make a text autocompletion feature. But so far I wasn't able to figure out how to do it. I'm only interested in keystrokes in the given buffer. 1. If I use view.setKeyEventInterceptor I grab keys from the whole view and not only the buffer (i.e. the text area) and, moreover, I prevent them from being processed further even though I call view.processKeyEvent afterwards. 2. I tried to add my listener to the textArea ( view.getTextArea() ) but there seems to be only one text area common to all buffers because when I registered it in my constructor with view.getTextArea() the listener received keys no matter what was the active buffer at the moment.
I'd very appreciate if you could advice me how to manage to listen to keys only from one buffer. Thanks! /Kuba

I am having some strange problems trying to get my plugin to work.

It runs OK, but for some reason when you restart jedit the plugin causes two instances of jedit two run; one with the plugin running and docked, the other without.

The plugin is set to defer on startup , but that seems to be ignored.

I do the set up in the constructor for the main class. From what I can see in the docs it looks like I should actually be doing the startup from start() and stop() methods in the mainPlugin.class . But I'm not certain how that class is going to be able to find the main class (ie. the dockable window). Or even if that is what's causing my problems.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, any ideas greatly appreciated!

Thanks, Colin

I see that in the cvs repository there was some updates to the FTP plugin to allow for public/private key authentication.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jedit/plugins/FTP/
I don't know the first thing about building from the source, but I would like to use this feature, as I LOVE jedit. Could someone either point me to a dummies guide to building from source (on a windows box), or tell me where I can find this complied? Thanks so much for a wonderful program, I look forward to it just getting better.
-hanz

PHP is all over the place now... I use jEdit for all my php development even though there are PHP specific IDE's, nothin can beat jEdit. My one problem with it however is that there are no plugins to format PHP code. This would make my day.

I have this plugin set to "After keystroke wait" 1 sec.
Problem is, when I am editing line longer than screen size. When I am at the end of line, stop writing for 1 sec., it always move screen wiev to the begining of line. It is very annoying ((

I used to like the feature of Programmer's File Editor whereby it would minimize when the last file was closed, so I quickly knocked up a plugin to do this in jEdit. I don't think it deserves a plugin of its own in the repository, but if someone wants to add it to a general purpose plugin, feel free. The support files are as basic as they can get, so I'll not include them here. The source is:

/*
 * MinOnClosePlugin.java
 * Copyright (C) 2005 Matt Plumtree
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
 * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
 * of the License, or any later version.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
 * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
 * GNU General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
 * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
 */

import org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit;
import org.gjt.sp.jedit.View;
import org.gjt.sp.jedit.EBMessage;
import org.gjt.sp.jedit.EBPlugin;
import org.gjt.sp.jedit.msg.BufferUpdate;
import java.awt.Frame;

/**
 * The MinOnClose plugin
 *
 * @author Matt Plumtree
 */
public class MinOnClosePlugin extends EBPlugin
{
	public void handleMessage(EBMessage message)
	{
		if (message instanceof BufferUpdate)
		{
			BufferUpdate bu = (BufferUpdate)message;

			if (bu.getWhat() == BufferUpdate.CLOSED)
			{
				View v = bu.getView();

				if (v != null && jEdit.getBufferCount() == 0)
				{
					// Minimize when last buffer closed.
					v.setExtendedState(Frame.ICONIFIED);
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

When i try to use the jjcompiler plugin i get this error:
Cannot start jcompiler.JCompilerPlyugin$ToolsJarNotFoundException: Could not find library tools.jar!

Can midi or mpegs be used with Jedit?
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Using jedit with Docbook for wrintting my documentation, i'm often using the spellcheck plugin. It's very useful but some important functions are missing ( save new word for example)

What kind of other tools can I use in order to control mi french text ?

Thank
Olivier

are u planing to develop a future pair programing pluging like subethaedit ?

Hello JEdit developers

I am trying to develop a plugin and have at the moment the following problem. My plugin needs to intercept key events sent to the main jedittextarea and remove some keypress events when they are not appropriate (say that the user types "t" and I don't won't that letter to appear in the jedittextarea). My plugin at the moment does receive key events, it can interact with the jedittextarea, but cannot suppress keypress actions, even if I invoke the consume method in a custom key listener and put this one in first place in the keylistener list.

I know how to do this with the conventional javax.swing.jtextarea but found no way to do solve the problem without modifying the jedit sourcecode.

How can I prevent a jedittextarea to type certain letters at certain moments?

Btw, I don't think that using keystrokes is a good solution since I ought to make continuous changes to existing key bindings.

Thanks in advance

Jorge

Would it make sense, or is it already possible, to have a plugin add a mode to the catalog at runtime only, (i.e. it would not cause the catalog file to be modified)? In other words the API would have provision to create a new syntax highlight mode. The mode XML file could either exist as it does now and be loaded as part of the registering call, or the API would allow the XML definition to be passed in.

I was hoping someone could clarify exactly what the Edit Server in jEdit does? I really don't fancy reading through all of the source code to find out (and the documentation doesn't say what its functionality is actually for).

I am toying with the idea of making it possible to have the same files open for editing on multiple computers simultaneously so that multiple people can edit e.g. a java project at the same time (and with further plugins/ third party software can actually easily communicate and actually work together on file(s) without the bottle neck of only one keyboard and cursor!). I'm just wondering if the Edit Server may have much (or atleast some) of the work already done for me.

Any insight would be appreciated...

Hi

I was wondering if there is any way to debug plugins inside jEdit.

/U