Edit mode for BBCode (Bulletin Board Code). Please add the following line to modes/catalog file: <MODE NAME="bbcode" FILE="bbcode.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.bbcode" /> The file extension "bbcode" is something I just choose, don't know whether it is in use.

It's just a simple fork of another edit mode made for OCaml :
http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/1269

I made some changes :

• I put in another color the keyworks of OCaml, which shouldn't be used in F#
• I added a support for the commands like #light, #use, etc
• I changed some functions/modules colorations which aren't in F# core library

My work isn't good enough, but I wish people would improve it :)

A simple SIMATIC S7 Edit-Mode for S7 source-codes. German version only.
Includes a S7-library for XInsert.

This is a full implementation of a mode file for the AutoIt scripting language. Full syntax support for code folding, user defined variables, user defined functions, etc.

An edit mode for Mako templates (http://www.makotemplates.org). Based mostly off HTML, adds specialized Mako tags and Python syntax highlighting wherever appropriate.

SGF is used to document the Asian game 'Go' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_%28board_game%29) (In chinese Wei qi, in Korean Baduk). While there are numerous specialised graphical editors available, it sometimes happens that a file will get corrupted and needs to be hacked up by hand. And what better way that by using your favourite text editor? This edit mode will facilate easy spotting of syntax errors and indenting of variations.

This editor mode adds syntax highlighting for DokuWiki page editing. The file extensions ".doku", ".dokuwiki", and ".wiki" are used for this mode. HTML mode is imported into this mode to support HTML embedded in the target document.

Edit-Mode for AviSynth:

• Auto-indent
• Highlighting for all functions, types, keywords ...
• Highlighting for all filters from http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/External_plugins

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Changes in V2.1:
Updated plugin list (the same like on http://avisynth.org/)

Edit-Mode for the BASIC-like scripting language AutoIt. It includes highlighting for:

• Build-in functions
• UDFs
• Macros
• Sendkeys
• Comments
• Own Functions
• Variables
• ...

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Commando Files for AutoIt (Console-plugin)
Screenshots and additions for Ctags /Sidekick, Clipper, XInsert and some macros are on my homepage.

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V3.0 - Updated to AutoIt V3.3.0.0

Syntax Highlighting for OMBPLUS (Oracle Warehouse Builder Scripting Language) Mainly took the TCL mode from Michael Jacobson and added OMBPlus-keywords

Updated the PHP Mode by blueyed to include proper highlighting of the "instanceof" construct. instanceof is highlighted as OPERATOR and the class name that follows is highlighted as KEYWORD4.

Note This version is probably incompatible with the ruby macros and ruby plugin, it is intented for those that want correct ruby auto indentation without the other ruby plugin features. Works with Jedit >= 4.3pre9. I use the new unindentThisLine and unindentNextLines and the ElectricKeys to do the indentation. Basically the improvements are... 1. else, elsif, rescue, end - will unindent immediately when you type the final character just like } does (ie e from else f for elsif d from end etc the electric part of ElectricKeys) 2. added support for blah.each do |f| syntax which now indents correctly There is at least one unfortunate side effect which doesn't seem to bother me too much (YMMV), if you type some manual indentation at the start of the line, and then one of the electric keys (d e f) the line will indent to the current indentation level.

SubRip is a somewhat popular subtitling format. Basic format allows only basic :) functionality such as timing and effects like italic, bold and underscore. But later extentions allows color definition and screen positioning (but that's not supported by this edit mode).

21.01.2005 v1.0:
Simple SubRip subtitles mode by 13xforever (13xforever@mail.ru)

07.09.2006 v1.1:
Migration to new RegEx engine.

GLSlang Release 1.x source mode by 13xforever (13xforever@mail.ru)

03.02.2006 update:
- GLSlang Version 1.10 Revision 59 (30-April-2004)

07.09.2006 update:
- new RegEx engine

For more information you may see nVidia "C for Graphics" edit mode. (Cg.xml v0.2 by Klaus Post)
(I didn't saw it, but filesizes of our edit modes may mean nothing, so choose it for yourself :))
Gg Release 1.x source mode by 13xforever (13xforever@mail.ru)

31.01.2006 update:
- Cg Release 1.2 (Feb 2004)

07.09.2006 update:
- new RegEx engine

Avisynth 2.5 script mode by 13xforever (13xforever@mail.ru)

update: 26.01.2006
- Avysinth 2.56

x86 Assembly mode by Kristian Ovaska (kristian.ovaska@helsinki.fi)

- Intel syntax
- Instructions and registers of Pentium III/Athlon (including FPU, MMX, 3DNow! and SSE)
- Full NASM 0.98 & MASM 6.15 keyword support, partial TASM support

x86 Assembly mode updates by 13xforever (ilya.veselov@gmail.com)
08.05.2006 rewrite:
- added full AMD64 specs (registers and mnemonics - CPU, FPU, MMX, 3DNow!, 3DNow!+, SSE, SSE2, SSE3)
- added some Cyrix mnemonics
- added some undocumented commands
- update for yasm 0.5.0

07.09.2006 update:
- new RegEx engine for jEdit 4.3pre5+

13.10.2006 update:
- small fix for octal and hex numbers (127q and $0AB)

07.12.2006 update:
- small macros-related fix

19.01.2007 update:
- missing keyword for predefined .RDATA section (NASM)

22.07.2009 update:
- updated up to latest Intel's documentation (June 2009)
- added missing SSE3 instructions
- added SSsE3 instructions
- added SSE4 instructions (4.1, 4.2 and 4a)
- added VMX instructions
- added some missing instructions

Edit mode for PKGBUILD files (Arch Linux).

Add the following line to your modes/catalog file
<MODE NAME="PKGBUILD" FILE="pkgbuild.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="PKGBUILD" />

The edit mode for CA-Clipper 5 XBase language. The mode includes statements for Class(y) 2.4b OO Engine library and all documented functions provided by the following libraries:

• CA-Clipper Tools
• BLINKER Functions for CA-Clipper 5
• Class(y) 2.4b OO Engine Library

Probably you want to disable the 'foxpro' edit mode for .PRG files to allow jEdit to use this CA-Clipper 5 edit mode.

A first attempt to implement a HAML language mode for the Ruby on Rails HAML plugin. It is documented here: http://blog.wolfman.com/articles/2006/12/01/a-haml-edit-mode-for-jedit