I am trying to use the console-plugin to invoke my sml-interpreter, but I can't seem to figure out how to do it.

I go to the console plug-in settings, chose 'Compile & Run' pane and then I scroll down to the 'ml' dropdown lists. But in the dropdowns I cannot choose my interpreter, only the 'preinstalled' ones (ant, diff, hugs, java, javac...).

I'd appreciate a hint in the right direction.

Regards,
Trolle

I was wondering about how the Scheme plugin works with the console. I'd like to set the Scheme interpreter setting so that I can use the console roughly the same way it works in, say, Dr. Scheme or Emacs Inferior Scheme. Is there any way to do this in jEdit?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Tom

Hello,
when I perform a multiple file search, I want to get rid of subversion files in the results.
I want to tell :
Don't search in files that end with :
.svn-base
nor in files that are named :
entries
In the "filter" field, I can enter
{!*.svn-base}
or
{!entries}
it works. But how can I specify both using a glob pattern ?
I tried several things, like {!*.svn-base}{!entries}

An other way could be "don't select files that contain .svn in their path", but the filter field permits to filter file names, not directory

Any ideas ??

Thank you, Thierry

How should I create abbreviation in SuperAbbrevs plugin, which skips some text if variable is empty?

For example:
<a href="$1" title="${2:default}">$3</a>

When $2 is empty (or default) and I jump next to $3 (or $end), whole title="…" should be removed.

--
regards,
takeshin

How come project viewer does not import empty directories that are within my project tree? How can I enable this?

I often use jEdit to prepare datafiles for subsequent manipulation. At times it is convenient to line up "data fields" into columns in a tab delimited format. Hence, I
would like to substitute a "|" [vertical bar character] that is used as a delimiter and replace it with a tab character (or perhaps 2 tabs) so that the columns are aligned
and readily visible and comparable for visual inspection.

However, when I try to insert a tab character into the replace field of the find/replace pane, it simply moves to the next toggle button (selection) and does not enter a tab character as a replacement. I have tried to use /t "/t", and even prepare a bean-script to do this but so far I haven't succeeded (I get /t or "/t" instead of the tab characer). The user guide doesn't seem to provide insight, at least to me, of how to do this.

Might anyone be able to help me?

Thank you very much,

Stuart

Dear community,
My problem is I can not print from jEdit (stable and dev version) under OpenSuse 11.0. I have tried with jdk6 and jdk7. Under Windows I have no problem.
Someone could help me?
Thank you in advance
F.J. Santa Eugenia

I've been racking my brain since 06:00 this morning trying to figure out how to insert a -d into a program. I'm automating a process using expect and need to pass -d to the interface it is communicating with. I've pushed my google-foo as far as I can, and I've searched the Help Section as best I can and turned up nothing of use. I've tried whitespace, but it's only for viewing 'invisible characters'. My apologies for the frustration and my lack of knowledge. My deepest gratitude to those willing to 'show me the way'.

Im currently learning Java from scratch out of a book, ive installed jEdit fine and starts up no problem. Problem im having, is when im following the book im learning from, it asks me to compile the code, but i dont seem to be able to find a button or option to do it anywhere.

Ive used other editors before for other languages and theres always been an option to compile/build the code to check the syntax is correct.

any help appreciated.

Rob

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a way to display the size of current buffer in the status bar. Many editors show this information, and I think it would be convenient. I did not find anything in the help files on this, perhaps some plugin displays it, but I did not find any either.

Cheers, tvojeho

Is there a plugin or config option to allow me to just place the cursor on a word and then have the Find or Find Again automatically use that word?

Thank you.

Hi All,

I want to use "Indent XML" plugin option in a command line prompt. Is it possible? If it is possible can anyone help me to use the syntax

Regards,
Srikrishnan

How do I run a plugin's buffer operation on all files within my project?

More specifically, I'd like to run the WhiteSpace "remove trailing whitespace" capability on all my .java files (either based on ProjectViewer's file tree or just recursively on file system). I'd like to do the same with LazyImporter's "Quick Import" (to sort my import statements).

Is there a general way to batch execute such operations? Thanks!

Been using jEdit for a while now and noticed that sometimes the indentation is showed differently than on other text editors.
For instance, try these lines in gedit and jEdit and you'll notice that the third backslash appears as it is missing a tab in indentation.

#define PG_ALLOC(class) \
(pg_classes[class].pgc_ops->alloc ? \
pg_classes[class].pgc_ops->alloc() : \
pg_classes[pg_default_cid].pgc_ops->alloc())

My settings are set for 8 character long tabs. This is somewhat annoying, anyone knows how to get rid of it?

thanks

It doesn't seem like autosave is working on my jEdit installation. If it is, I can't find any of the files it's creating. Is there any way I an find out if its working?

Is there something like the modeline function of vim in jEdit, or something available through a plugin? It's just a real pain when specific buffer settings aren't saved and you have to set them each time when opening the file

Hello!

I have added a custom rule to /usr/jedit/modes/php.xml so that certain heredoc blocks are delegated to Javascript syntax coloring. I would like to distribute this change to users of my framework, but it does not seem like the Right Thing to directly modify this file.

Is there a defined way to add things to these default syntax coloring files without directly modifying the original file? Can I put a copy of it in my ./jedit/modes file? Is there some other mechanism for doing this?

TIA...

I'm working on some ColdFusion files and when I do the standard c+e c+c for a comment, it inserts an HTML comment <!-- comment -->, not a CF comment <!--- comment ---> with three hyphens. Is it possible to change this?

Thanks,

Todd
Using 4.3 pre14

Hello, I stumbled across jedit's capability to be embedded in a swing application using TextArea. This product is a perfect fit for what i need. The only thing is my application is not going to be released as GPL. I was wondering if there was any consideration to make the jedit-textarea.jar under a LGPL style license while jedit as a whole under the GPL.

I would need to make some additions to the TextArea that i would love to contribute back, but with a GPL license i will have to either build my own or find another (probably purchase, i wasn't able to find another product equal to jedit that was LGPL).

thanks for your time.

Is there a way to show end line symbol ? carriage return and/or line feed

When I open a file, I need to know end line caracter : LF only or CRLF

Is ther any way to do that ?

Thanks