Plugin beta versions

Now supports VHDL

Updated on 08/02/2005 - 22:44
Downloads: 1604

I created a JavaCore-aware version of JCompiler. First, I created a 4.2 version of JCompiler and called it 1.6.0 in its .props file. (The Plugin Central version is 1.5.0). I did put this version into CVS, but I forgot to ask the current maintainer's permission, so I may need to back that out.

In the meantime, I created a local version I called 1.6.1 that added basic interaction with JavaCore. It requires JavaCore and obtains its classpath and sourcepath from that plugin. However, I also provided and registered a simple JavaCore JCompilerClasspathSource implementation that simply uses the existing JCompiler OptionPane HistoryTextFields as the source.

If "JCompiler" is selected in JavaCore's option pane, JCompiler behaves exactly as it does today, except that I've rearranged the option pane to put classpath and sourcepath at the bottom.

If something other than "JCompiler" is selected in JavaCore, the JCompiler classpath and sourcepath fields on its option pane are disabled and a JLabel is added explaining that fact.

NOTE: Either way, the other JCompiler "classpath" options will still be added to what JavaCore returns: Required Library Path, Output Directory, and package of current source file.

I can see that this behaviour, as well as some others, are things some people might like to see done differently, and that's fine. Hopefully this is at least a good starting point and maybe even immediately beneficial to people wanting to use the Ant ClasspathSource implementation.

I'm uploading a zip with both the source and the compiled jar.

Updated on 06/01/2004 - 03:18
Downloads: 1651

I updated JCompiler to work with the latest (0.7.1) JavaCore. The AbstractClasspathSource constructor changes had broken the previous version.

Updated on 07/09/2004 - 02:26
Downloads: 1918

This is a pre-built binary of JavaSideKick 2.0. The parser was built with JavaCC 4.0. There have been some issues with the parser when it was built with JavaCC 3.2 where the parser would hang and consume all CPU cycles. JavaCC 4.0 has made some changes in stream handling, and so far, I've been unable to reproduce the "hang" with this version of the parser. I'd appreciate any feedback be posted to either the jEdit user or development mailing lists.

• 14 Feb 2006: updated jar file, should fix the problem mentioned about the beanshell/gotodockable error.
• 17 Feb 2006: apparently I compiled the previous file with Java 1.5. I've recompiled with Java 1.4 and updated the jar.
• 24 Feb 2006: removed the menu item to show the structure browser, use the SideKick menu item instead. Updated code completion, it's better, but it's still not complete.
• 30 Mar 2006: JavaSideKick 2.0.2 is out, the attached is 2.1.0. More updates to code completion, and added ability to show javacc files in the tree.
• 13 Apr 2006: Attached JavaSideKick 2.1.1, as usual, more minor updates to code completion, some clean up of the javacc browser.

Updated on 04/14/2006 - 04:52
Downloads: 1596

This is the JDiff plugin for Jedit 4.2 as I could not find it anywhere on the site. Appologies if you can get it elsewhere.

Updated on 12/23/2003 - 09:06
Downloads: 8277

This plugin provides the ability to execute any jEdit action pretty much like the jEdit action bar.

Updated on 01/11/2005 - 11:05
Downloads: 1273

This is a bit of a silly example that provides SwitchBuffer with a list of files in different jEdit EditPanes (ie when the user has their view split). If all splits are displaying the same file then nothing will be displayed in the SwitchBuffer dialog, otherwise selecting a file from the list will give focus to that editpane.

Updated on 01/11/2005 - 11:13
Downloads: 1326

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.

Updated on 09/19/2011 - 11:14
Downloads: 846

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.

Updated on 02/23/2004 - 13:55
Downloads: 1296

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

Updated on 03/19/2004 - 12:27
Downloads: 1332