Only for Arch Linux users.

Automatically generates and inserts md5 sums of a source files into PKGBUILD file. You need a Console plugin.

Only for Arch Linux users.

Runs makepkg command for the opened PKGBUILD-file. You need a Console plugin.

Edit mode for PKGBUILD files (Arch Linux).

Add the following line to your modes/catalog file
<MODE NAME="PKGBUILD" FILE="pkgbuild.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="PKGBUILD" />

A very simple script that shows a status bar notification of how many lines and characters are currently selected, and how many selections there are (if more than one). Please note: this macro doesn't appear to work unless it's assigned to a shortcut key (i.e. triggering it via the Macros menu does nothing).

Highlight a class name, run the macro and it will automatically open the source for that class. Similar to "Go to definition" in Visual Studio. Very useful when browsing source code. Could not imagine coding Java in JEdit without this. It can access many different source paths; your projects source, JDK source, etc. Just modify the 'searchPath' at the top of the macro to reflect where your JDK source code (or any source code) is located. Source code for the highlighted class will be opened if: The cursor is on a class name in any part of the file AND there is a import for the class OR there is a wildcard import containing the class OR the class is in the current package (current directory) OR the class is in the java.lang source directory (searchPath must be set) the class is in a different project than current project (searchPath must be set) The cursor is on a line with an import statement A fully qualified class is highlighted (not necessarily an import statement) Limitations: It cannot open a file if the package cannot be appended to any part of the current file's directory structure. It only works with java files, other languages are not supported. Will only find (scroll to) inner classes if it is in an import.

This Macro prompts you for the folding mode you want "explicit, indent, none, java, etc..." It then sets the folding mode on all open buffers.

Automatically triggers auto complete for sidekick as you type

This macro places the caret before the first brace that does not have a matching brace.

This macros removes all comments from the buffer or from selection(s), if any. Doesn't work with javadoc style comments (nested markup isn't removed).

The edit mode for CA-Clipper 5 XBase language. The mode includes statements for Class(y) 2.4b OO Engine library and all documented functions provided by the following libraries:

• CA-Clipper Tools
• BLINKER Functions for CA-Clipper 5
• Class(y) 2.4b OO Engine Library

Probably you want to disable the 'foxpro' edit mode for .PRG files to allow jEdit to use this CA-Clipper 5 edit mode.

This is an editor scheme which imitates the textmate highlighting scheme. It's based on the screenshots shown in the uruRails blog and also in other screenshots from Internet. Updated with proper colors for selection highlighting and for the gutter.

A first attempt to implement a HAML language mode for the Ruby on Rails HAML plugin. It is documented here: http://blog.wolfman.com/articles/2006/12/01/a-haml-edit-mode-for-jedit

Type in part of an abbreviation and hit the shortcut (I use Alt-Space), and a list of all the abbreviations in the current mode that match is shown, you can then select the one you want. You can choose another mode and it will show you the matching abbrevs from that mode, and you can select from that list. Only works with the current beta of SuperAbbrevs. Jedit >= 4.2final.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

These macros work on the currently selected node in the ProjectViewer tree. If the node is a directory, the commands are recursive, except for the info command. I added them to the ProjectViewer context menu (Plugins, Plugin Options, ProjectViewer, Context Menu). Both ProjectViewer and Console plugins are required, SVN command line client required.

Console plugin is required. SVN command line client is required. Works on current buffer only. I add it to the text area context menu (right click on the text area, then "Customize this menu").