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Personal Preferences (details in TWiki Variables)

• Horizontal size of text edit box:
  • Set EDITBOXWIDTH = 70
• Vertical size of text edit box:
  • Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 17
• Style of text edit box. width: 99% for full window width (default), width: auto to disable.
  • Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 99%
• Optionally write protect your home page: (set it to your Wiki Name)

Related topics

• TWiki Preferences has site-level preferences of TWiki.
• Web Preferences has preferences of the TWiki.Main web.
• TWiki Users has a list of other TWiki users.

• Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Bob Green

Personal Preferences (details in TWiki Variables)

• Horizontal size of text edit box:
  • Set EDITBOXWIDTH = 70
• Vertical size of text edit box:
  • Set EDITBOXHEIGHT = 17
• Style of text edit box. width: 99% for full window width (default), width: auto to disable.
  • Set EDITBOXSTYLE = width: 99%
• Optionally write protect your home page: (set it to your Wiki Name)
  • Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Bill Black

Related topics

• TWiki Preferences has site-level preferences of TWiki.
• Web Preferences has preferences of the TWiki.Main web.
• TWiki Users has a list of other TWiki users.

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Custom Icons

The toolbar icons (and other images) for jEdit are stored within the jedit.jar file (found at org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)

These icons are PNG files (except for a few than are GIF images) and are loaded into jEdit are startup.

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

There is another method of loading custom icons. (Which requires jEdit 4.2pre6 or later.) To do this, you will need to create a directory named 'icons' and put in any icons you wish to use by giving them the proper names. For instance if you want new icons for Cut, Copy, and Paste, you would need to name the files Cut.png, Copy.png, and Paste.png, respectively. (For a list of all of icons jEdit uses, you'll need to get at the icons stored in the jedit.jar file mentioned above, see below for instructions on how to do this.)

Once you have the icons you desire in your 'icons' directory, you will need to create a jar file. If you are familiar with the command line it's as simple as typing:

jar cfv customicons.jar icons

while in the directory containing your 'icons' directory.

Once this is done, you will need to copy the 'customicons.jar' to your 'jars' folder. This is located within your .jedit folder - normally found in your home folder.

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. (See Startup Scripts for more on this.) Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

The startup script should contain the following line:

GUIUtilities.setIconPath("jeditresource:/customicons.jar!/icons/");

That will tell jEdit to load the customicons.jar file we created.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

Extracting the jEdit Icons

Do you want to extract the icons from the jedit.jar file? This is how to do it:

Copy the jedit.jar file to a new folder. (Make sure you use a copy!)

You'll need to use the command line, so cd to the directory holding the copy of the jedit.jar file and type:

jar xfv jedit.jar

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons

-- Pete Prodoehl - 13 Nov 2003

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Custom Icons

The toolbar icons (and other images) for jEdit are stored within the jedit.jar file (found at org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)

These icons are PNG files (except for a few than are GIF images) and are loaded into jEdit are startup.

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

There is another method of loading custom icons. (Which requires jEdit 4.2pre6 or later.) To do this, you will need to create a directory named 'icons' and put in any icons you wish to use by giving them the proper names. For instance if you want new icons for Cut, Copy, and Paste, you would need to name the files Cut.png, Copy.png, and Paste.png, respectively. (For a list of all of icons jEdit uses, you'll need to get at the icons stored in the jedit.jar file mentioned above, see below for instructions on how to do this.)

Once you have the icons you desire in your 'icons' directory, you will need to create a jar file. If you are familiar with the command line it's as simple as typing:

jar cfv customicons.jar icons

while in the directory containing your 'icons' directory.

Once this is done, you will need to copy the 'customicons.jar' to your 'jars' folder. This is located within your .jedit folder - normally found in your home folder.

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. (See Startup Scripts for more on this.) Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

The startup script should contain the following line:

GUIUtilities.setIconPath("jeditresource:/customicons.jar!/icons/");

That will tell jEdit to load the customicons.jar file we created.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

Extracting the jEdit Icons

Do you want to extract the icons from the jedit.jar file? This is how to do it:

Copy the jedit.jar file to a new folder. (Make sure you use a copy!)

You'll need to use the command line, so cd to the directory holding the copy of the jedit.jar file and type:

jar xfv jedit.jar

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons

-- Pete Prodoehl - 13 Nov 2003

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* Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Main.katty1980

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• Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Dan Simms

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Custom Icons

The toolbar icons (and other images) for jEdit are stored within the jedit.jar file (found at org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)

These icons are PNG files (except for a few than are GIF images) and are loaded into jEdit are startup.

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

There is another method of loading custom icons. (Which requires jEdit 4.2pre6 or later.) To do this, you will need to create a directory named 'icons' and put in any icons you wish to use by giving them the proper names. For instance if you want new icons for Cut, Copy, and Paste, you would need to name the files Cut.png, Copy.png, and Paste.png, respectively. (For a list of all of icons jEdit uses, you'll need to get at the icons stored in the jedit.jar file mentioned above, see below for instructions on how to do this.)

Once you have the icons you desire in your 'icons' directory, you will need to create a jar file. If you are familiar with the command line it's as simple as typing:

jar cfv customicons.jar icons

while in the directory containing your 'icons' directory.

Once this is done, you will need to copy the 'customicons.jar' to your 'jars' folder. This is located within your .jedit folder - normally found in your home folder.

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. (See Startup Scripts for more on this.) Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

The startup script should contain the following line:

GUIUtilities.setIconPath("jeditresource:/customicons.jar!/icons/");

That will tell jEdit to load the customicons.jar file we created.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

Extracting the jEdit Icons

Do you want to extract the icons from the jedit.jar file? This is how to do it:

Copy the jedit.jar file to a new folder. (Make sure you use a copy!)

You'll need to use the command line, so cd to the directory holding the copy of the jedit.jar file and type:

jar xfv jedit.jar

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons

-- Pete Prodoehl - 13 Nov 2003

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%CODE{"beanshell"}%

%ENDCODE%

Extracting the jEdit Icons

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons

Custom Icons

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

(NOTE: Can anyone with more knowledge of jar files add anything here?)

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. (See Startup Scripts for more on this.) Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

-- Pete Prodoehl - 13 Nov 2003

%META:TOPICINFO{author="PeteProdoehl" date="1068737004" format="1.0" version="1.1"}% The toolbar icons (and other images) for jEdit are stored within the jedit.jar file (found at org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)

These icons are PNG files (except for a few than are GIF images) and are loaded into jEdit are startup.

Once jEdit is running, you can assign custom icons to the toolbar by going into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar and editing or adding a command, and assign an icon by loading an image file.

There is another method of loading custom icons. (Which requires jEdit 4.2pre6 or later.) To do this, you will need to create a directory named 'icons' and put in any icons you wish to use by giving them the proper names. For instance if you want new icons for Cut, Copy, and Paste, you would need to name the files Cut.png, Copy.png, and Paste.png, respectively. (For a list of all of icons jEdit uses, you'll need to get at the icons stored in the jedit.jar file mentioned above, see below for instructions on how to do this.)

Once you have the icons you desire in your 'icons' directory, you will need to create a jar file. If you are familiar with the command line it's as simple as typing:

jar cfv customicons.jar icons

while in the directory containing your 'icons' directory.

(NOTE: Can anyone with more knowledge of jar files add anything here?)

Once this is done, you will need to copy the 'customicons.jar' to your 'jars' folder. This is located within your .jedit folder - normally found in your home folder.

There is one more step to get the icons to load. You'll need a startup script written in Bean Shell. Create a file named 'customicons.bsh' and save it into the 'startup' folder of your .jedit folder.

The startup script should contain the following line:

GUIUtilities.setIconPath("jeditresource:/customicons.jar!/icons/");

That will tell jEdit to load the customicons.jar file we created.

Once this is all done, you can start jEdit and any replacement icons in your customicons.jar file will replace the normal jEdit icons. The normal jEdit icons will still be loaded and appear when you do not have a replacement icon in your jar file. Remember to go into Utilities -> Global Options -> Tool Bar to see the new choices under 'Use built-in icon' when you add or edit a toolbar command.

Do you want to extract the icons from the jedit.jar file? This is how to do it:

Copy the jedit.jar file to a new folder. (Make sure you use a copy!)

You'll need to use the command line, so cd to the directory holding the copy of the jedit.jar file and type:

jar xfv jedit.jar

This will expand the jar file and you can then find the icons at: org/gjt/sp/jedit/icons)