How do I tell jEdit that files that end in .jpf are really .java files.
Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, 15 January, 2004 - 17:27
My title about says it all. I would like to be able to tell jEdit that files that end in .jpf (and there are other association) are really .java files and apply the java formating and color coding.
Thanks.
External Help files, and Preview in Web Browser of active file :)
Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, 15 January, 2004 - 03:28
Hello,
After a few hours of frustration, I've finally got external help files (launched from a toolbar), and preview in web browser (also toolbar buttons) setup and working perfectly.
The way I did it was to use the Console plugin and I wrote a macro that launches processes. For the experts, this is probably no big deal, but for us beginners, here is how I did it..
runCommandInConsole(view,"System","hh \"I:\\Reference\\[Web]\\php_manual_en.chm\"");
view.getDockableWindowManager().toggleDockableWindow("console");
This loads the HTML help compiler with the php manual.
Newbie here, need to edit Java Based internet game
Submitted by
DrSagan on
Tuesday, 13 January, 2004 - 05:37
im kinda a newbie..... well.... i take that back... i AM a newbie at jEdit.... but i want to edit stuff on this game..... its called runescape (found at runescape.com) but i dont know how to use jEdit, being a newbie and all..... any help you have send to Mr_Sagan@hotmail.com
thx
-SAGAN
need cscope
Submitted by Anonymous on Friday, 9 January, 2004 - 20:12
I need a cscope-like feature. Cscope generates a list of all references to a symbol (like calls to a function, uses of a constant, references of a global, etc.) and puts it in a file. Then when you want to see all users of that symbol, it looks it up really fast. This replaces "search files" or "find in files" brute force searches which can take a really long time. Note it does not replace ctags. You use them both. VI users already get this though I do not want to use VI.
Are there any plug-ins that work like this? Any on the way?
Thanks.
Synchronized Scrolling
Submitted by
ivery on
Sunday, 4 January, 2004 - 23:14
Not sure whether this is a feature request but, when using the JDiff plugin, the split windows scroll together.
Is it possible to force split windows to have synchronised scrolling without using the plugin?
$ auto completion
Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, 30 December, 2003 - 20:43
Is there a plugin that will help auto-complete php user variables? Such that when you type a $, it will list out all of the variables you've used so far on that page.
Similarly, it knows when you've used a php key word because it will highlight it differently, is there an auto-completion for those?
Save a Copy As ...
Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, 30 December, 2003 - 20:37
I like to save my web pages locally, then upload them to my server. jEdit's File / Save a Copy As... function would be very good for this if it could just remember where my last copy was saved. It always brings up the file's local folder and I have to click on the Path dropdown and re-choose the ftp site. Is that something I could change as a preference? Thanks.
Will there be a fix for filling of text
Submitted by
pcause on
Tuesday, 30 December, 2003 - 13:53
I love jEdit and want to use it for ost editting, but I can not use it for writing notes, becuase the filling of text does not handle the convention that a period should be followed by 2 spaces. When jEdit fills, it tosses one of the spaces.
Blue line guide in pre8
Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, 29 December, 2003 - 21:33
In pre7 and pre8 I have a blue line going down the center of my editing window. It looks like a line guide but when I remove all line guides and make sure that line guides are off, it is still there. Any idea of how to turn this off? I have gotten used to it and have learned to ignore it, but it's strange that I can't get rid of it.
PRINTING USING CUPS ON REDHAT 7.3
Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, 22 December, 2003 - 10:09
I'm having a problem printing. I'm using CUPS printing sytem and have three network printers installed. These printers work fine through other applications but not through jEdit 4.1 final.
When I click on the print command from the file menu the message
"No Print Service found" is displayed.
Does anyone have any ideas to why it is finding the printers in CUPS?
Is this a java problem with the CUPS printing system?
I've looked on the web but cant find much info
Matt.
Search: How to set "default filter"
Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, 18 December, 2003 - 12:07
Hello there,
I am using jedit to write C source code. To find functions I often use directory search.
When opening directory search the filter is sometimes reset to "*.c" although I always enter "*.[hc]" in this field.
How can I change this behaviour and for example have "*.[hc]" as default filter?
Cheers
Daniel
Germany
wrap margin in 4.2pre7
Submitted by
mcmilwj on
Wednesday, 17 December, 2003 - 15:02
I recently upgraded from 4.1 final to 4.2pre7 and I can't figure out how to configure things as they were in 4.1f for wrapping. In 4.1f, I set word wrap on soft and unfortunately I can't recall what the wrap margin was set at. Nevertheless, I though that the wrap margin in 4.1f somehow adjusted with the edit pane's width as I never had to scroll vertically to see my code. I don't seem to be able to achieve this in 4.2p7.
Updating plugins to work with soft wrap
Submitted by
slava on
Saturday, 12 January, 2002 - 09:08
Converting offsets to screen locations
The following methods have been deprecated: yToLine(), lineToY(), xToOffset(), offsetToX(). These methods do not support the concept of one "physical" line being split over several "screen" lines.
Instead, you should now use the xyToOffset() and offsetToXY() methods.
A bonus of using these methods is that in most cases, there is no need to perform physical to virtual translation; these methods operate on offsets from the beginning of the buffer.
Introducing the Docker plugin
Submitted by
jgellene on
Thursday, 25 October, 2001 - 14:44
A new beta plugin from Calvin Yu awaits you in the
Downloads section. The
Docker plugin will automatically expand and collapse a view's tabbed panes based on mouse and focus movements.
jEdit Community back online
Submitted by
jgellene on
Wednesday, 24 October, 2001 - 16:20
We have restored all content and services to jEdit Community following a security breach at around 1430 UTC on October 24. We also took the opportunity to upgrade portions of the web portal software. Our apologies for the interruption in service.
Javadocs for jEdit available online
Submitted by
jgellene on
Wednesday, 24 October, 2001 - 11:50
The documentation outlines each of the more than 200 classes and interfaces created by jEdit and provides a breakdown of its data fields, methods and relationships with other classes.
A version of the documentation suitable for local browsing remains available in our
Downloads section.
The online documentation was generated using version 1.3 of Sun's
javadoc tool and a doclet customized for jEdit Community.
plugin updates: AntFarm, FTP, IRC, JCompiler, Sessions, SQL
Submitted by
jgellene on
Monday, 22 October, 2001 - 20:01
* AntFarm 1.0.1: includes Ant 1.4.1, a bug fix release of Ant; fixed NPE caused by build files that did not have a name specified for the project; the Console is not brought to the front when selecting build files or targets from the tree view; removed remaining JDK 1.2 dependencies; requires jEdit 3.2final, Console 3.0, EditBus 1.1, XML 0.3, and JDK 1.1
* FTP 0.3.1: renaming and saving files didn't work with the Microsoft FTP server; made file listing parsing code more compatible with servers that use non-English month names; Connecting to a different port didn't work properly; requires jEdit 2.7pre2 and JDK 1.1
Running multiple versions of jEdit
Submitted by
jgellene on
Monday, 22 October, 2001 - 14:33
Multiple installations on Windows
If you are running jEdit under Windows, follow these steps using jEditLauncher:
First, download the installer for the new version, save it to your desktop or some other temporary location, and run it by double-clicking its file icon (if you have associated .jar archive files with a Java application loader) or by running the loader - either java.exe or javaw.exe - from a command line with the -jar parameter and the full path of the installer file as the target.
Next, select an installation directory for the new version that differs from your existing installation directoy. The default value offered by the installer specifies the version in the directory's name, so that will work fine.
One more theme: could this be the one?
Submitted by
jgellene on
Saturday, 20 October, 2001 - 14:12
A new theme, "Binary", is available for your inspection and use if you are a
registered member of jEdit Community. It is adapted from the theme of the same name created by
Dezina and released for public use. This has potential as our signature "default" theme. What do you think?
Using a dedicated browser window in InfoViewer
Submitted by
jgellene on
Saturday, 20 October, 2001 - 10:29
To do this, you will need the Windows Script Host, which is installed on most versions of Windows. The latest version, Windows Script Host 5.6, is available by download from
Microsoft's MSDN web site. The most recent version compatible with Windows 95 is
Windows Script Host 5.5. You will also need the script
launch_same_ie.js, available in the
Downloads section.
