Hi, if there is a clash with file extensions (in my case .pl - perl and prolog), is there a way of specifying which takes priority? In this case, the default is the perl edit mode, however I would like it to be prolog. Adding an entry into the catalog file simply stating that .pl should be prolog did not resolve the matter.

Thanks,
Mike

if I want to clone my jedit setting to other computer, which files should I copy? (Including setting for plugin)
thanks

if I want to clone my jedit setting to other computer, which files should I copy? (Including setting for plugin)
thanks

if I want to clone my jedit setting to other computer, which files should I copy? (Including setting for plugin)
thanks

if I want to clone my jedit setting to other computer, which files should I copy? (Including setting for plugin)
thanks

if I want to clone my jedit setting to other computer, which files should I copy? (Including setting for plugin)
thanks

when I save file in my sambar drive the permission always change to 700, but I am writing php, so every time I test I need to chmod again. How to solve this problem

when I save file in my sambar drive the permission always change to 700, but I am writing php, so every time I test I need to chmod again. How to solve this problem

when I save file in my sambar drive the permission always change to 700, but I am writing php, so every time I test I need to chmod again. How to solve this problem

Is there a way to "goto" a method from another class. For examle in the foo class below is the a way to automagically click on b.name and have it open the Bar.java file and position at the name method?

public void something() {
Bar b = new Bar();
String s = b.name();
}

I use homesite. When I click the "q" in the gutter, I can see those indicator for tabs, spaces, and enter.

Are there any similar features in jedit?

I know there are tabs to spaces and spaces to tabs converter.

I have now installed jedit an it's great
But how do I compare files like I used to do in UltraEdit?

Henning

Hi,
I've spent hours reviewing this message board as well as going through all the various options within Jedit to do a simple Java command.
I am trying to run a java class file that I have successfully compiled using the Plugins>Console>Compile Current Buffer option. I have Java version 1.4.2_07 installed.

But when I then use Plugins>Console>Run Current Buffer I always get the following error in the Command Window.
C:\Program Files\jEdit> java -classpath "$CLASSPATH;C:" -ms32m -mx32m Solution
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Solution
Exception in thread "main" Process java exited with code 1

My Java file resides in my C directory. I've checked all my classpath settings in the Environment Var options and they're fine. I can compile and run this program using a DOS Command Window on Windows XP but cannot run it using Jedit's Commando plugin.

The only way I can get it to work is to cd up 2 directory levels to the C drive and then issue the java command. But I'd rather not have to do this each time...

I'd appreciate any help out there on this as I'm baffled with why this will not work for me.

Thank You!!

Conor

I work on both a Mac and a PC side by side, using the same keyboard for both.

On a Mac, jEdit uses the Command key as Ctrl and the Ctrl key as Alt. This is pretty jarring when I'm switching back and forth from one to the other.

Is there a way to change this behavior?

Hi everyone,

Suppose I want to split one code line in two lines of jedit. How do I set the indenting space for the second jedit line, if I don't want a full TAB space.

Thanks in advance,
Arnaldo

Is it possible to split the docking windows, say top half file browser, bottom half perl browser

Thanks
Gz

Is there anyway that you can enable autocompletion to automatically pop up so I don't have to type Ctrl-B everytime?

Thanks in advance

I've downloaded and installed this plugin, but I cannot figure out how to get it to work. Now that it's installed, how do I get jEdit to hide bracketed contents?

--Matt

If I use command line to start jedit, is it possible to close the command promt automatically after jedit started?

Does anyone else think that jEdit 4.2 has pretty weird undo? E.g. I type text:

Brown fox has red nose.

Then I copy "Brown fox" to clipboard and paste it to look like this:

Brown fox had red nose. Brown fox

And then I fire undo.

Expected result:

Brown fox had red nose.

Real result:

(all removed)

Pretty weird

-M. Turunen