When you press enter the new line will be auto indented to the first previous indented line. I would like to change this so the new line would not be indented if the previous line where not in dented. (The behaviour is somewhat different with text, but I think you get the idea.) Example: If I got this: And press return the next line will be indented, like this: I wouldn't it like this: Hope I got my point through! Thanks!

I am having no luck in configuring JIndex 1.1.
I am mixing the IBM 1.4.1 JDK src.zip and the Sun 1.4.1 SDK documentation. There appear to be no error messages so I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

It might be that JIndex will only work with SDK 1.3???

Any suggestions gratefully received.

Thanks,

George Seaton

I installed jEdit 4.2pre8 on Windows 2000. It doesn't see my environment varibales, such as JAVA_HOME, CLASSPATH, etc. Is there a place where I can set a variable so that jEdit can detect my environment variables.

Thanks.

Ulvi.

Is there a way to make the graphical items a smaller size? One specific example is the HyperSearch Results. When I dock the results at the bottom of the view, the top edge of the results has an icon for "Remove All Nodes" and "Toggle Multiple Results". While these are occasionally useful, I would much rather have the space they use for a larger text area. The icons cause the border between the results and the edit area to be twice the size it needs to be.

Hello jedit-community,
I hope I'm not annoying with a question that has been asked a thousend times already - I'm looking for a word processor for an open-source java project ( it's going to teach chemistry at schools). I've lerand tha jedit is _not_ a word processor, but a text editor - but are there any developents to make it becoming something like a word processor, or it there any other java-program that can be use?
Google didn't help.
Thanks for your help
Philipp

CodeAid, DotComplete and SpeedJava all seem to be Java auto-complete plugins.

If this is true, what is the difference between them and which is the most "complete".

Thanks, Tom

i tried to browse this site with Internet Explorer (6, XP) and noticed quite a layout bug: the right blocks get moved down below the last line of the main content (screenshot). this makes the site basically unusable (the login block is 4 or 8 pages down) in the browser used by 90% of the people ...

I just installed jedit on my XP box using the admin account. The installation went smoothly, but now I can't access the application from other accounts. Is there a way to share jedit with multiple XP accounts?

Thanks,

--Dan

I really would like to have login form on the top right hand corner. Now it is far below and I don't ever remember to login.

I recently installed a new ram chip in my computing. Immediately after, jEdit stopped working. it loads into the dock and brings up the loading screen. then, all it shows is a minimized file in the dock of a java file i was working on. clicking on this file closes it, but not jEdit.

As far as I can tell, i think this is a jEdit only thing going on; all the other java programs i tested worked fine.

I don't like that period at the end of the line. It gets annoying.

How do I turn it off? (I'm using jEdit 4.2pre8)

Hi All,

I don't know wether this topic
a) has been handled before, or
b) belongs in this forum,
but here goes: my mouse wheel is dead in jEdit under WinXP.

Does anybody know why this could be happening?
I updated my JRE to version 1.4.2_03, just to be sure, but the behaviour
is the same: the mouse wheel is dead.

Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Chris

Hi All,

I don't know wether this topic
a) has been handled before, or
b) belongs in this forum,
but here goes: my mouse wheel is dead in jEdit under WinXP.

Does anybody know why this could be happening?
I updated my JRE to version 1.4.2_03, just to be sure, but the behaviour
is the same: the mouse wheel is dead.

Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Chris

Could we have here or in plugins page an information which plugins are still developed and which are not. This would help a lot when designing which plugins to use.