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.

Highlights all environments, commands, and counters from Lamport's LaTeX2e and some of amstex and other popular packages. The five principal modes (normal, math, tabbing, tabular, and picture) are distinguished, mode transitions handled, and each mode's commands highlighted separately. Approximately 970 items are covered.

A plugin that can automatically add explicit folds around certain constructs in a jEdit buffer. Rules for finding where to place folds and defining what text to include with the fold marker are defined in an XML file for each edit mode. The user can add XML rules files to their ~/.jedit/lazyfolds/ directory. The plugin has default rules for Java and JavaScript which can be used as a guide for how to build new rules files. Now supports Java 1.5 syntax

Switches the main split pane between two open views, splits the pane if it's not already splitted

Beanshell macro to simply select all the text between two quotes (").

Edit mode for files using RDoc markup. Useful if you are writing RDoc content for RubLog, a Ruby weblog application. Perhaps these edit rules can be incorporated into the Ruby edit mode file eventually.

In VHDL, a single apostrophe ' is used in the following case: <signal name>'event where <signal name> can be any predifined signal (its like a variable). The bug is of course that the VHD highlighter thinks this is a single quote opeing a string, thus highlighting the rest of the line.

An easy rule would be to just check for the word "event" after a single quote. Here is the required update for vhd.xml - the following should replace the single quote span:
<SPAN_REGEXP HASH_CHAR="'" NO_LINE_BREAK="TRUE" TYPE="LITERAL1">
<BEGIN>(?!'event)</BEGIN>
<END>'</END>
</SPAN_REGEXP>

Screenshot of current error

Pieter Kapsenberg

Displays the abbreviations registered for each of jEdit's editing modes. The macro provides a read-only view of the abbreviations contained in the Abbreviations option pane. Pressing a letter key will scroll the table to the first entry beginning with that letter. A further option is provided to write a selected mode's abbreviations or all abbreviations in a text buffer for printing as a reference. Notes in the source code listing point out some display options that are configured by modifying global variables.

Beanshell macro to toggle word wrap for the current buffer in the order of none, hard, soft.

I made a one line fix to XInsert to get it to load in jEdit 4.2pre9.

Toggles current buffer between header and source. Both files should have same file name. Header extensions are .h*, sources are .c*

Both files has to be currently open for magic to work. Otherwise nothing will happen.

Serving suggestion: A+BACK_QUOTE Enjoy

Version 0.5 of the plugin replaced the General Options pane in jEdit's Global Options with its own General Options. This release fixes that bug.

Displays a dialog which allows you to switch the line separators of either: - All open buffers in current view - All files (recursive) in a specified directory - All files in a ProjectViewer project which you select Update: Added filter and now the macro will only close files which are not already open. Please feel free to update and improve on this...