Edit Modes

A jEdit edit mode for use with SSA subtitle files. This mode covers the basic comma-separated layout of SSA files. Additional support for some of the finer points of SSA (special effects and commands) may be added at a later point.

Updated on 01/01/2004 - 11:22
Downloads: 1912

The original was really written for Stata 7, it appears, and Stata is up to version 10 now. I modified and added some keywords and broke the keywords into a few more categories. I've been working on cleaning it up and adding keywords (feedback encouraged, see xml file for contact info).

Version 2.5.1 brings more graphing keywords, and some improvements in the "programming" keywords of the mode. The dissertation is taking more of my time right now, so I apologize for the slow updates.

Thanks to those who contacted me about feature requests. Those requests are included or ongoing (adding all the programming keywords will take a while, and I'm already working on all the survival-model keywords).

As before, thanks to Glenn Hoetker for the first version.

NB: Stata 10 was released June 25 2007 and has a bunch of new features. I'm still working on all the commands and will continue to expand the edit mode functionality to include Stata 10's new functions.

Updated on 04/02/2008 - 16:34
Downloads: 2852

SubRip is a somewhat popular subtitling format. Basic format allows only basic :) functionality such as timing and effects like italic, bold and underscore. But later extentions allows color definition and screen positioning (but that's not supported by this edit mode).

21.01.2005 v1.0:
Simple SubRip subtitles mode by 13xforever (13xforever@mail.ru)

07.09.2006 v1.1:
Migration to new RegEx engine.

Updated on 03/22/2007 - 07:21
Downloads: 1266

Syntax highlighting for YACC ( Bison ) grammar files. Now it's compartible with jEdit 4.2f

Updated on 11/17/2005 - 09:31
Downloads: 1212

A syntax highlighting mode for the TADS (Text Adventure Design System) interactive fiction authoring system (See this for more details).

Updated on 02/19/2004 - 19:31
Downloads: 1893

Very basic jedit-mode for TSP (Time Series Processor). New in 0.0.2: recognise internal variables By default, this edit-mode is now included in the latest developer versions of Jedit.

Updated on 10/20/2009 - 11:53
Downloads: 1251

This is a University of Minnesota Mapserver Mapfile edit mode for syntax highlighting while creating mapfiles. You can visit the UMN Mapserver website at http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/ for more details about Mapserver.

Updated on 03/21/2006 - 19:14
Downloads: 1406

This update to the current ColdFusion edit mode includes support for the following: - T-SQL syntax highlighting inside of CFQuery tags - JavScript syntax highlighting inside SCRIPT tags and for inline scripts - CSS syntax highlighting inside STYLE tags and for inline styles - Alternate highlighting for HTML Form controls - Bug fixes for < and > characters inside of T-SQL statements that would previously break syntax highlighting

Updated on 08/06/2011 - 01:17
Downloads: 1324

Hello,

Here's a much improved Tcl language edit mode, based on the one in the latest source.

Changes:

• Fixed comments detection: Only # at the beginning of Tcl commands are comments!
• Quoted strings can span multiple lines.
• Added recursive in-string substituted command and variable analysis.
• Added numerous missing tcl keywords and variables up to version 8.4.14.
• Removed $ on global variable keywords, as they're often used with $::.
• Added Expect keywords, as KEYWORD2. ("send" was already in tk as KEYWORD2)
• Avoid colouring substituted variables that are homonyms of a keyword.
• Highlight hexadecimal numbers too.

Known limitations:

• Unbalanced quotes or brackets within braces, such as in regular expressions, will confuse the analysis. Add behind the confusing instruction a ;# comment with closing quotes and brackets, to trick it into thinking it's balanced again.

Known bugs (Were there before, and I failed to fix them):

• \c escape colouring does not work for escapes embedded in words. I attemted numerous workarounds using spans and regexps, but they all seem to fail to detect anything beginning with a \. And using NO_ESCAPE="TRUE" does not help.
• {} within quoted strings should not affect indentation.

Any hint at how to fix the last two known bugs is welcome!

Updated on 10/20/2006 - 14:56
Downloads: 1178

VB.NET mode by Mark Hubbard, based on VBScript mode by Andre Kaplan Also try these regular expressions for folding with the Configurable Fold Handler plug-in: fold start string: ^[^']*([cC]lass\s|[sS]ub\s|[fF]unction\s|[pP]roperty\s) fold end string: [eE]nd\s+([cC]lass|[sS]ub|[fF]unction|[pP]roperty)

Updated on 12/19/2003 - 06:29
Downloads: 1810