A JavaCore service that gets classpath/sourcepath from AntHelper. Requires JavaCore 0.7+ and AntHelper 0.8.4+. This version improves behaviour when dealing with files that do not have a build.xml.

Some minor changes to VOGen macro, changes include:

1. removed java edit mode checking, now a new buffer can perform VOGen before saving.

2. added in check to verify the buffer contains matching brackets, if no matching bracket alert the user, instead of fialed to generate content and leave user in the lurch.

3. added in version number in comments

Enjoy.

Note:

The macro support incremental VO generation. Means if you added in some new variables into existing generated java file, the macro will only generate get and set methods for newly added variables.

The macro retains the original format.

Edit mode for the programming language Objective Caml (http://www.ocaml.org ).

An XInsert insert for some common colour palettes.

Prompts for a two-letter country code and displays the corresponding country name.

A comfortable light blue scheme designed to match the Kunststoff Look&Feel.

An updated version based on the javacc.xml v0.1 by Tom Wilczak. It highlightes used TOKENs better (based on a regexp), so that stuff like <MY_TOKEN> gets highlighted, but TOKEN definitions, which often include string literals, are displayed as normal. Also makes )?, )* and )+ as KEYWORD3.

The macro merg lines of text into one comma divided line similar to " in ('a','b','c')" and copy the line. It works with line containing numbers or text. so " in (1,2.2,4.35)" also possible. It is mainly to help create SQL from some existing data.

Basicly it helps you to generate get/set methods from java class/instance variables. Unlike the "Make Get and Set Methods" macro, the operation is over the whole buffer, so there is no need to choose which portion to operate on. Quite easy to use. enjoy. :)

Beanshell macro to provide a simple message box telling you whether there are any dirty buffers. If all buffers are saved, a message will appear telling you there are no dirty buffers, otherwise a message will appear listing all the buffers that are dirty. This is useful if you like all available screen space to develop (no toolbars, no no docked plugins visable etc).

Allows user to search Ruby documentation using ri (Ruby interactive reference). I map this to: ctrl+r ctrl+i

• Brings up dialog for user to enter search term.
• Macro runs ri on term, and reports ri results in another dialog.
• Remembers last term searched, and places it in search entry field.
• If user has selected text, then that is placed in search entry field instead.

New in 0.2: lengthly results placed in scroll pane; handle error that occurs when results overflow native system's std out buffer.

See other ideas for Ruby editing macros.

Given a selected text, tries to wrap the selected text based on prefix strings. Great when adding multi-line comment text that needs to be prefixed with special characters. I wrote it to emulate EMACS 'fill-paragraph' so that comments can be wrapped so as to not exceed a fixed limit.

Can also be used for non-programatical tasks like prefixing replied mail text with '>' etc.

Version 0.3 takes the selection properly into consideration
Version 0.2 incorporates the GPL header to the macro.

This macro illustrates the creation of a simple taskbar. In this example, the taskbar allows easy editing of HTML documents by inserting some tags, but it will be easily customized.

Smart Copy/Cut/Paste Text macro for JEdit (v1.0 rerelease 2004/04/06)

A set of three simple bean shell macros that are designed to replace the built in copy/cut/paste functions in JEdit. They basically allow for treating the current line as selected if there is no selection. Detailed behaviour in a html file in the zip. I map ctrl-c/ctrl-x/ctrl-v and the toolbar buttons to these.

The three macros are in a zip file so that all 3 travel together as they are only useful as a set.

Tested on JEdit 4.1pre2 4.1pre7
There is no change to code from previous release on JEdit community site

Requires Console plugin. A BeanShell to syntax check your PHP buffer.

The Advanced HTML Edit Mode v1 by Brad Mace contained various typos and syntactical errors. This is a fixed version with a few extra tweaks. Next thing to do is set it up so that highlighting for any quoted string in a tag is delegated to JavaScript... This mode delegates to PHP where appropriate.

In our office, upgrading to Apple's Java 1.4.2 package broke the MacOSPlugin complaining that MRJ is not current enough. This hack of the MacOSPlugin fixes that issue for jEdit 4.1 Final

Prompts user to select a file then replaces the current selection with the contents of the selected file.

This version fixes some problems pointed out by a user: notably, it now handles text in {} as well as "", and nested ""s and {}s. See web page for details.

Brings up a popup menu of Ruby methods that are in the current buffer grouped by class and ordered alphabeticaly. Selecting a class or method from the menu places the caret at that member's location in the file.

New in v0.5:

• Submenus show if there are multiple classes in file.
• Show wait cursor while popup is being generated.
• Fixed bug that occurred when "class" or "def" are preceded by non-white text.