Two neat macros to analyse hypersearch results:

- hypersearch_results_distinct_hits.bsh: extracts the distinct lines in the results
- hypersearch_results_files.bsh: extracts all the files results were found in

! Note that these macros depend on:
- other macro "Misc/HyperSearch_Results_to_Buffer.bsh"
- TextTools Plugin

Also, see original post: https://sourceforge.net/p/jedit/patches/545/

Searches on www.koders.com (a free on-line search engine for open source software and other web-downloadable code) for a term you can type in into the macros-gui or it searches for the word under the cursor and opens the result in a browser window.

On Windows is this the default one, on any others system the InfoViewer.

A very simple script that shows a status bar notification of how many lines and characters are currently selected, and how many selections there are (if more than one). Please note: this macro doesn't appear to work unless it's assigned to a shortcut key (i.e. triggering it via the Macros menu does nothing).

Shows you the codepoint, hexvalue and classification of the characters selected in the textarea.

View_tree.bsh -- View jEdit's component heirarchy.

This simple macro shows contextual help for a keyword by loading an online web page into the infoviewer plugin (which is required). It currently supports 4 edit modes: PHP, XSLT, HTML, CSS. Each mode is associated to a web site offering documentation about that language. By assigning a shortcut to it (like ctrl-F1) you can reproduce the behaviour of many other editors.

Prompts for a two-letter country code and displays the corresponding country name.

Displays the abbreviations registered for each of jEdit's editing modes. The macro provides a read-only view of the abbreviations contained in the Abbreviations option pane. Pressing a letter key will scroll the table to the first entry beginning with that letter. A further option is provided to write a selected mode's abbreviations or all abbreviations in a text buffer for printing as a reference. Notes in the source code listing point out some display options that are configured by modifying global variables.

The macro grab the current selection or the word under the curser and runs a query against man2html cgi via infoviewer. man2html : - download from http://www.oac.uci.edu/indiv/ehood/man2html.html - it is easy to install