Allows user to easily compare backup version of the current buffer, using the JDiff plugin. Requirements: JDK >= 1.5, jEdit >= 4.3pre15, jDiff >= 3.0.0.

x86 Assembly mode by Kristian Ovaska (kristian.ovaska@helsinki.fi)

- Intel syntax
- Instructions and registers of Pentium III/Athlon (including FPU, MMX, 3DNow! and SSE)
- Full NASM 0.98 & MASM 6.15 keyword support, partial TASM support

x86 Assembly mode updates by 13xforever (ilya.veselov@gmail.com)
08.05.2006 rewrite:
- added full AMD64 specs (registers and mnemonics - CPU, FPU, MMX, 3DNow!, 3DNow!+, SSE, SSE2, SSE3)
- added some Cyrix mnemonics
- added some undocumented commands
- update for yasm 0.5.0

07.09.2006 update:
- new RegEx engine for jEdit 4.3pre5+

13.10.2006 update:
- small fix for octal and hex numbers (127q and $0AB)

07.12.2006 update:
- small macros-related fix

19.01.2007 update:
- missing keyword for predefined .RDATA section (NASM)

22.07.2009 update:
- updated up to latest Intel's documentation (June 2009)
- added missing SSE3 instructions
- added SSsE3 instructions
- added SSE4 instructions (4.1, 4.2 and 4a)
- added VMX instructions
- added some missing instructions

This version fixes the slow startup introduced in version 0.9.8b due to an incorrect URL for the default word list file.

A collection of:

• edit-mode
• macros
• console-commando-files
• startup-scripts
• XInsert-library
• ...

to create AutoItScript-programms.

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More information you can find on the jEdit4AutoIt homepage.

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Included in the archiv:

• Ctags

Required plugins and software:

• Console-plugin
• Clipper-plugin
• XInsert-plugin
• Sidekick-plugin
• CtagsSideKick-plugin
• An installation of AutoIt3 and all the other tools you want e.g. Tidy ...

This is the trunk version of ProjectViewer.

Opens the file which base name is the selected text and which extension is identical to the one of the file where the text is selected - creates the file if it does not exist.

A jEdit BeanShell macro that extracts all tokens matched by a user-specified regular expression and puts them into a new buffer. Optionally returns a unique and/or sorted list of matches. Update: version 0.4. now works with 4.3pre16

Four commando files for AutoIt:

• au3_run: Runs the au3-file in the current buffer (ANSI or Unicode).
• au3_check: Checks the syntax of the au3-file in the current buffer.
• au3_compiler: Compiles the au3-file in the current buffer to an exe-file.
  The compiler-UI is like the "AutoIt Script to EXE Converter".
• au3_tidy: Starts the Tidy.exe for the current buffer.
• au3_AutoItWrapper: Starts the AutoItWrapper.exe for the current buffer.
• au3_Obfuscator: Starts the Obfuscator.

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Edit-Mode for AutoIt
Screenshots and additions for Ctags /Sidekick, Clipper, XInsert and some macros are on my homepage.

Edit-Mode for the BASIC-like scripting language AutoIt. It includes highlighting for:

• Build-in functions
• UDFs
• Macros
• Sendkeys
• Comments
• Own Functions
• Variables
• ...

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Commando Files for AutoIt (Console-plugin)
Screenshots and additions for Ctags /Sidekick, Clipper, XInsert and some macros are on my homepage.

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V3.0 - Updated to AutoIt V3.3.0.0

This is the first version of the minimap plugin, hopefully to be released soon. Developed by me, with help from Matthieu Casanova. By default, you won't see any minimaps, you will need to add minimaps using the plugin menu, or use the option to automatically add minimaps in the plugin options.

I like the TaskList plugin, it shows the "TODO" messages in a file so it's easy to see them. A feature I've always wanted for this plugin is to be able to show a list of all such messages in a ProjectViewer project, so I don't have to do a search. This macro provides that ability. This macro requires both TaskList and ProjectViewer to be installed.

Extract selected region from current buffer as a partial, ask for a name and create a new buffer with _(given_name).(current_extension), then insert a <%= render :partial => 'given_name' %> My shortcut: CS + p Example: you are working in a file index.html.erb, select some region and activate extract partial macro. it will ask you for a name to partial, you inform "list_item", then, a new buffer will be created with name "_list_item.html.erb" with the content of selection, than the selection will be replaced by the command "<%= render :partial => 'list_item' %>". enjoy.

JEdit macro for navigating between related files in a Rails project. The Rails directory needs to be copied into your /.jedit/macros directory. You will need to have the Ruby and SideKick JEdit plugins as well as the "ruby" executable for your platform visible in the "path". This macro has been tested on Windows and Linux (OS X users will have to settle for TextMate ;-) ).

Macro for creating valid HTML bookmarklets. Compress JavaScript to one line of code, removing newline characters and other whitespaces in the current buffer or selection. Makes the text appropriate for use as a JavaScript bookmarklet. Based on Make_Bookmarklet.bsh by delvinj, but my version produces valid HTML source.

A set of my jEdit macros. See description at: http://taat.pl/jedit/ Note: This is zipped file. Extract it before placing in settings directory. All macros as a separate files can be downloaded from http://taat.pl/en/jedit/

Moves current line or selected lines one line up. It is not needed to select lines from the beginning to the end. Just hold shift+up/down arrow to indicate which lines to move, and then, use a keyboard shortcut you have chosen for this macro. Keeps selection. Suggested shortcut: CS+up arrow. Use in conjunction with Drag_Down.bsh macro.

Moves current line or selected lines one line down. It is not needed to select lines from the beginning to the end. Just hold shift+up/down arrow to indicate which lines to move, and then, use a keyboard shortcut you have chosen for this macro. Keeps selection. Suggested shortcut: CS+down arrow. Use in conjunction with Drag_Up.bsh macro.

Opens selected path in new buffer. Select path to any file in current textarea and run this macro to open this file in new buffer. If nothing is selected, looks for file path inside quotes surrounding caret. Opens remote URLs as well. Based on Open_Selection.bsh macro, but no selection is needed. Most useful for included files, linked HTML pages, linked scripts or CSS files.

This simple macro removes blank lines from the current buffer or selection (lines with spaces or tabs also, not only \n\n). It just uses simple RegEx: ([\t\s]+)?\n+\n?