Macros
Macros written especially for jEdit. Currently jEdit has built-in support for macro scripts written in BeanShell, an interpreted dialect of Java. BeanShell is easy to learn, especially if you have experience with Java, C++, or other object-oriented languages. Using BeanShell macros can help automate routine tasks and can extend jEdit's features with a minimum of coding. With the JythonInterpreter plugin, jEdit can also process scripts written in Python. These macros can also be used to make jEdit more productive for you.
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BeanShell Macros (152)
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Jython Macros (1)
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Macro Bundles (9)
Macros contained in zip, gzip, or anything besides plain text format. Macros uploaded in this format will not be available through the Macro Manager plugin.
Updated on 10/26/2004 - 10:15
Downloads: 2123
Updated on 06/16/2006 - 15:04
Downloads: 1654
Updated on 03/12/2008 - 14:43
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Updated on 03/01/2009 - 14:14
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- Models
- Controllers
- Integration tests
- Migrations
- Scaffolds
Updated on 04/18/2007 - 16:30
Downloads: 1340
This is a Ruby on Rails specific macro which ported from TextMate Rails bundle 'Go To File on This Line' command. Just go to line which contain any file name(action name, controller name, javascript file name, stylesheet file name, partial name, layout name) and use the macro will open this file. This macro requires ProjectViewer plugin.
P.S. Open_Partial macro is not needed now.Updated on 07/26/2007 - 17:05
Downloads: 2253
based on recorded macro (search/replace) and entity list from http://de.selfhtml.org/html/referenz/zeichen.htm
keeps the search settings as is.
the JTidy plugin has also this function, but maybe this beanshell macro is still useful for someone.
## NEW VERSION ##
including ISO-8851-2 charset
may also be faster
the CHARSET of the macro is UTF-8,
set your file temporary (or permanent) to UTF-8, otherwise the search will nothing find to replace.
edit the macro to fit your needs - for sure there are many characters from many charsets left.
### PLEASE NOTE ###
the file is in UTF-8 encoding. your file where you want to replace characters also has to be in utf-8, otherwise there will be no effect! so: CONVERT YOUR FILE IN UTF-8 BEFORE running the macro and convert it back afterwards.
if someone knows a beanshell commands to read and set the charset-encoding of an file, let me know - so this task could be automated. --> raggam at adm dot at
### / PLEASE NOTE ###
Updated on 02/26/2007 - 20:39
Downloads: 1666
Updated on 10/16/2006 - 10:59
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Updated on 06/14/2006 - 18:48
Downloads: 1545
Updated on 04/11/2011 - 14:15
Downloads: 1175