Commando file for PovRAY to run povray.ini file from the working buffer. Single option is toggle whether the final image is paused in the PovRAY window. In my experience requires double-mouseclick to close a paused window. Now allows choice of quality, if specified in ini file. You should also create a macro:-

// povini.bsh
new console.commando.CommandoDialog(view,"commando.povini"); 

Edit mode for LLVM IR.

Edit mode for Julia (http://julialang.org).

jEdit mode for editing Brightscript, for the Roku SDK v2.9. Syntax highlighting does not yet take into account SDK v3.x and 4.x functions

pl-sql edit mode file for ORACLE (pl-sql.xml v1.2 30.01.2012 by berthold58)

Sessions 1.5.1 beta is updated for jEdit 4.5 and later

jEdit edit mode for mustache logic-less template language found at http://mustache.github.com/ Since mustache is not limited to HTML, this mode does not assume that the template is HTML. The literal parts of the template are left plain and only the mustache tags are highlighted. catalog line: on github here: https://github.com/tuckerkevin/jedit-mustache

A beta version of a commando file to execute povray from jEdit. Supports the choice of different output types including png and jpeg. Also supports toggling of anti-aliasing, and easy setting of size by width and height values. Now supports several different quality settings, which can easily be tuned to suit your needs. New!! ability to control in memory buffer (povray-3.7) see povray beta documentation. Add other options to suit your own needs, one thing you must do is set the path to povray. Create a little povray.bsh macro, to automate the loading of the commando file.

povray.bsh

new console.commando.CommandoDialog(view,"commando.povray");

This is my first stab at an edit mode for qmake's .pro and .pri build files. It has:

• All the official documented variables
• Some extra "use the source luke" variables from qmake's sources.
• All the current (as of QT 4.7)'s buildspecs with shortcuts

To activate the edit mode, you will need to add this to your catalog:

<MODE NAME="qmake" FILE="qmake.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.{pro,pri}" />

Yes, I know .pro conflicts with prolog, but .pro is the default for qmake as well. If you run into any problems. comments, or suggestions, email me at n-p-o-t-t-s u-c-a-r[dot]edu. Add the circle a where it seems appropriate.

Zencoding rewritten

SuperAbbrevs with Zen Coding support fixed

Fix for: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=565475&aid=3449521&group_id=588 Please extract all the files in this .tar.gz under ~/.jedit/jars. They include both the plugin and the updated jars of MyDoggy itself.

This is a beta of the ClearCase plugin. It compiles against the current versions of jEdit but I have not tested it with ClearCase since I don't have it. If someone else can try it and tell me if it works, I will release it on plugin central.

The macro saves current buffer and runs it according to file associations (like if you double-click on the file icon). Works on Windows only. Current version uses Java ProcessBuilder. An older version used Runtime.exec but there's a bug that some paths containing Unicode characters are not executed. (See http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4947220)

Most visible labels of jEdit's core and about 60 plugins should appear in German language, after this properties file is put into jEdit's "properties" directory (under jEdit_Home), and jEdit was restarted.

Supported plugins (and other details): see fileheader.

Changes in Version 4.4.2.1:
- Support for jEdit core 4.4.2.
- Update for recent versions of all supported plugins

CAUTION: Users of the SVNPlugin have to use the matching deutsch.props, otherwise some menu items are labeled wrong!

A commando file to make it easy to compile/run coffeescript from jEdit, unless you are using linux, you will need to edit your path to coffee.

This is a jEdit remote control application for Android. This application can connect to jEdit using the RemoteControl plugin (courtesy of Matthieu Casanova), and then you can use it to select and close buffers.
To install it, open the attached zip file. It contains:

1. The RemoteControl plugin for jEdit - RemoteControl.jar - which you should copy to ~/.jedit/jars (or %HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\.jedit\jars on Windows).
2. The Android application - AndroidRemoteControl.apk - which you should install on your Android device (adb install ...).

To use it:

1. Configure the ip, tcp port and pincode (from the RemoteControl plugin option pane), then click Connect.
2. You can now use the following gestures: drag right => next buffer, drag left => prev buffer, draw an 'x' (without lifting the finger) => close buffer.
3. You can click any of the buffer names to make it the current buffer.

Please ignore the 2nd line of components, showing two combo-boxes. They are currently not implemented.
Any ideas for extending this app? Feel free to suggest.

This version of the plugin fixes the following case, where some new fold should jump multiple levels back in the tree:

A
       Intro
               tarstrt
B
       ttrtratrs
C
       sdstd

Here, B should be a sibling of A. Previously it used to be under A.