For whatever reason, whenever I try to save a new file with jEdit under Windows XP, I get the error "Insufficient permissions to save file." If I create the file with Notepad, I can overwrite it to my heart's content with jEdit.

Oh, yeah, I'm using jEdit 4.1. I have no problems using it under Linux.

Is this a bug, or is there just something weird about my configuration?

A'fish'ionado

I've installed the JPyDebug plugin, but can not get it to work. I have set the Python interreter to be my version of Python that's installed (2.3), and the jpy daemon script that is in my home directory. I get the fallowing error when I start the debugger.

C:\Python23\python.exe: can't open file 'C:\Documents'

Debug session Abort =2

Also sometime it says localhost instead of 'C:\Documents', and down at the very bottom of the debugger window I get this message.

ERROR :: python jpydebugger launcher ABORTED

Anyone have any ideas why this is not working? I even tried installing the jython plugin, but that did not seem to help either. Do I need jython installed to get the python debugger to work? Also below is some output from the Jedit acitvity log. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

[notice] jEdit: Loading edit mode C:\Program Files\jEdit\modes\text.xml
[debug] EditBus: BufferUpdate[what=PROPERTIES_CHANGED,view=null,source=Untitled-1 (C:\Program Files\jEdit\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:BufferUpdate[what=PROPERTIES_CHANGED,view=null,source=Untitled-1 (C:\Program Files\jEdit\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: Entering bufferUpdate
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] EditBus: BufferUpdate[what=LOADED,view=null,source=Untitled-1 (C:\Program Files\jEdit\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:BufferUpdate[what=LOADED,view=null,source=Untitled-1 (C:\Program Files\jEdit\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: Entering bufferUpdate
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: buffer loaded :Untitled-1 mode = text
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[notice] jEdit: Loading edit mode C:\Program Files\jEdit\modes\python.xml
[debug] EditBus: BufferUpdate[what=PROPERTIES_CHANGED,view=null,source=excel2html.py (Z:\dev\python\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:BufferUpdate[what=PROPERTIES_CHANGED,view=null,source=excel2html.py (Z:\dev\python\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: Entering bufferUpdate
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] jEdit: Loading services from jeditresource:/JPyDebug.jar!/services.xml
[debug] EditPlugin$JAR: Opening C:\Documents and Settings\jason\.jedit\jars\xmlParserAPIs.jar
[debug] EditPlugin$JAR: Opening C:\Documents and Settings\jason\.jedit\jars\xercesImpl.jar
[debug] JPYPythonParser: python: activated for excel2html.py (Z:\dev\python\)
[debug] EditBus: BufferUpdate[what=LOADED,view=null,source=excel2html.py (Z:\dev\python\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:BufferUpdate[what=LOADED,view=null,source=excel2html.py (Z:\dev\python\)]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: Entering bufferUpdate
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: buffer loaded :excel2html.py mode = python
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] EditBus: SideKickUpdate[source=null]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:SideKickUpdate[source=null]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] WorkThread: Work request thread starting [SideKick #1]
[debug] WorkThread: Running in work thread: [id=6,run=sidekick.SideKick$ParseRequest@1a4181c]
[debug] JPYPythonParser: entering parser
[notice] Thread-4: C:\Python23\python.exe: can't open file 'C:\Documents'
[debug] EditBus: ErrorSourceUpdate[source=null,what=ERROR_SOURCE_ADDED,errorSource=errorlist.DefaultErrorSource[SideKick],error=null]
[debug] DockableWindowManager: Loading dockables from jeditresource:/ErrorList.jar!/dockables.xml
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:ErrorSourceUpdate[source=null,what=ERROR_SOURCE_ADDED,errorSource=errorlist.DefaultErrorSource[SideKick],error=null]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] EditBus: SideKickUpdate[source=null]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler entered:SideKickUpdate[source=null]
[debug] PythonJeditPanel: JpyDbg Message Handler exited
[debug] ActionSet: Loading actions from jeditresource:/Background.jar!/actions.xml

Hi all
How can i set the Console/Commando to use jdk 1.5?
For instance to compile a java file with the javac routine?
Many thanks
S

I use a simple macro (bound to ALT-F) that calls up the HyperSearch window with a regex of ^function, the idea being to get a list of functions in a JavaScript file and skip to the required one.

This works fine, except I'd like the window to close as soon as I select the appropriate entry with ENTER.

Is there a way to achieve this?

I have looked all over for this and cannot find what I'm looking for or really what to ask for. In the screenshots section, Robert Fletcher's image, the editor does not have the "." at the end of every line and appears to have the ">>" at each tab indent. I would like to know how to configure these changes. Thanks.

hi. Just started Jedit. I have used textpad earlier and in it i could launch my program directly from textpad. When i used the "run program" button in textpad a command prompt opened with the output of the program. How can i do that in textpad? Is it possible? I have seen the run button in the console but nothing happens.

Hope someone can answer me

Hey Folks. Over the weekend I started working on a new project and was laying the infrastructure/groundwork out for everything .. doing up the class libs and what not .. I used DB_DataObject a lot in the past to generate my db class object code, but I decided to use my own rolled DbObject class and found myself writting millions of getters/setters for my class files.
Anyway, I got bored of that and found a macro someone wrote (and is posted somewhere on the site) which generates getters/setters for a c or java file and figured, what the heck, let's tweak that for php.

So I did ... and have it working for me somehow ok .. you just highlite the vars, run the macro and it whips them out, you can even select to use javadoc style comments or not.
The original author did a great job, kudos to him/her, wherever they are ... if anyone is interested in using this hacked-for-php version, I can post it somewhere here .. there are a few idiosincrosies I guess that make it work the way I work, but it's a start at least. For instance, for some reason I my db variables/columns use_this_approach to var naming ... when I code, I use studlyCaps, so my class files look like this.

class Something {
    protected $first_var; // <-- this is how it's named in the db

    // and the getter/setter for that looks like
    // {{{ Getters

    /**
     * javadoc
     */
    public function getFirstVar($first_var) {
          $this->first_var = $first_var;
    }

    // }}} End Getters

    // {{{ Setters
    
    /**
     * javadoc
     */
    public function getFirstVar() {
          return $this->first_var;
    } 

    // }}} End setters

} // class

hah ... interesting, eh? Don't know why I do that, but anyway ... that's how "my" .bsh macro does the getters/setters, but you can hack it pretty easily to work like you do (in a php4 style too, if necessary)... there's more work to be done to make the macro more helpful/slick but if anyone might find it helpful for now, I'll throw her up somewhere ...
-steve