This plugin enables you to customize the jEdit menus (File / Edit / Search ...). After customizing the menus, the changes are saved as a "diff" and applied on each jEdit startup, so that changes to the menus by future versions of jEdit are not masked out. For this, the plugin depends on JDiffPlugin. As the currently released version of JDiffPlugin contains a few bugs, the zip file attached here contains also a fixed version of JDiffPlugin. (14 Aug) Added a button for adding separators to the menu. Replaced the plugin's submenu with a single menu item.

A dark blue syntax scheme. This scheme is more colorful than the dark blue scheme supplied with Editor Scheme plugin.

see javascript minify @ http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/4476
instead of YUI compress this one uses a port of http://dean.edwards.name/packer/

minifies javascript
improved it to my needs

you can now specify an amount off lines which will be restored after compression to make comments persistent (so after deployment I can check which version of the script the server is running) this is especially usefull if you use a version control with 'on commit - keywords'

An update of Edit Mode for HLSL - DirectX shader language and effect file format. The HLSL Edit Mode is now in the official jEdit distribution, but it haven't been updated for long time. Now I've created new version that supports all new features up to the newest DirectX 11 (Shader Model 5), including these from the upcoming June 2010 version. Recommended FILE_NAME_GLOB is "*.{fx,hlsl}", although the "fx" extension is already taken by "javafx" mode.

Go language edit mode. More about Go at http://golang.org/

pl-sql.xml file with new key words

This version of MarkerSets simply uses SAX to write the XML file instead of DOM with DocumentBuilder, which happens to fail if XQuery is installed and saxon7 is loaded.

This version fixes an NPE in version 1.8, from ErrorListPlugin.java:400.

Update to Look and Feel plugin to include the Substance look and feel. This upload only contains the updated Look and Feel plugin jar itself. You'll need to download the Substance look and feel jar from https://substance.dev.java.net/files/documents/3294/135954/substance.jar. To install this update: 1. Download the file and replace your existing LookAndFeel.jar, which should be in $USERHOME/.jedit/jars. If you don't have an existing LookAndFeel.jar, install the Look and Feel plugin from the Plugin Manager first. 2. Copy the substance.jar to the same directory as your LookAndFeel.jar 3. Restart jEdit. This plugin now requires Java 1.6.

Edit mode for APDL Language based on the APDL.xml version 0.9.8 by Randolf Mock
Works with jEdit 4.2final (APDL2.xml v0.9.9), for different syntax highlighting the Editor Scheme Plugin v1.0 is required
Works with jEdit 4.3pre7 (APDL2.xml v0.9.11), for different syntax highlighting the Editor Scheme Plugin v1.0 is required
Tested with jEdit 4.3pre18 (APDL2.xml v0.9.11) and Editor Scheme Plugin v1.2

Improved
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- recognition of digits with exponents
- doubles in *get-function tags changed
- doubles in ansys commands deleted
- together with APDL2.jedit-scheme (via the Editor Scheme Selector Plugin)
colours similar to UltraEdit-32 APDL syntax highlighting

Changed:
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<KEYWORD1>: ANSYS commands
<KEYWORD2>: ANSYS star commands (e.g. *get)
<KEYWORD3>: ANSYS command options
<KEYWORD4>: ANSYS slash commands
<FUNCTION>: abbreviated *get commands

Install:
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Put the APDL2.xml into the <jedit>/modes folder.
Add the following lines to the catalog-file:

<MODE NAME="apdl2"		FILE="apdl2.xml"
				FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.{ans,inp,mak,mac,apdl}" />

Remove the lines with the <MODE NAME="apdl" ...> or make changes to the file extensions.
Install the Editor Scheme Plugin if required.
Put the APDL2.jedit-scheme into the <user-home>/.jedit/schemes folder.
Activate under Plugins -> Editor Scheme Selector the APDL2 scheme with "Apply".

Bugs
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- frequent use of the keyword "node" inside the xml is not been distinguished between keyword1 and keyword3
- "pres" as a get function and "pres" as a abbreviation for "presol" is not been distinguished
- the topic to the keyword "node" does also apply to pres, temp, volt, mag, vx, vy, vz,...

2009-Nov-10 bugfix (comment with utf-8 character changed)

These two macros are intended to replace jEdit's default "Go To Next Character" and "Go To Previous Character" actions. When used, pressing left or right will never move the cursor up or down. Normally, if left is pressed at the beginning of a line, the cursor moves up a line, and when pressing right at the end of a line, it goes down one. With these macros, in both cases, the cursor stays where it is.

This is a Java macro that writes Javadoc comments for you. It searches upwards from the cursor for a "public", "protected", or "private" keyword, requests input via a series of input boxes, and when you're finished inserts a new Javadoc-formatted comment in the correct position.

Searches the current SideKick asset (e.g. C function) for the selected word (exact match).

Using a SideKick tree where the functions in the current buffer are shown, jumps to the beginning of the function where the caret is located by finding the first '{' in the current asset.

Using a SideKick tree where the functions in the current buffer are shown, jumps to the end of the function where the caret is located by finding the last '}' in the current asset.

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.

Cucumber syntax highlighting for jEdit

Allows you to highlight .feature (cucumber : http://cuckes.info/) files in jEdit.

Full instructions at:

red[:shades] - Cucumber syntax highlighting for jEdit


Suggested catalog mode line:

<MODE NAME="cucumber" FILE="cucumber.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.feature" />

Loosely based on jEdit's perl mode. This highlights just about all regular syntax, although I have not added support for calling generics yet. Ctrl-i indentation also works. Static methods don't get highlighted because when I wrote this lookbehinds weren't supported in mode definitions.