I can install jEdit from the RPM from Mandrake with no problem: no dependency errors, everything just fine.

I have java in /usr/java/j2re1.4.2_04/
PATH=$PATH:/usr/java/j2re1.4.2_04/bin
JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/j2re1.4.2_04
CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib

But, when I run jEdit in the term I get the following error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: error:

Any help?

PROBLEM: Tags Plugin behaves like there were no tags file:

The command (clicked in the menu) "Tag Stack" shows only an empty window, though I:
- did run ctags on my .php file which did produce 'tags' with approrpiate content
- did set in the plugin option Tag Index File Paths to "tags" and "C:\myphpproject\tags"

Why is that? It seems it completely ignores the file. The activity log says:

[debug] TagFiles: added tag file: TagFile path=C:\myphpproject\tags, enabled=true, currentDirIndexFile=false
[debug] TagFiles: added tag file: TagFile path=tags, enabled=true, currentDirIndexFile=true
[debug] TagsOptionsPanel: [x] C:\myphpproject\tags
[debug] TagsOptionsPanel: [x] tags

What's wrong/how to find it out? Thank's for any advice! Kuba

Info: jEdit4.2pre7, Win 2000, java version "1.4.2_01"
PS: Code Browser works well.

In the BeanShell-Console I run cat("path/to/my/text") and it worked fine. But when I run the same command with Utilities>BeanShell>EvaluateSelection I get the error:

Sourced file: : Attempt to invoke method: print() on undefined variable or class name: output : at Line: 1 : in file: : cat ( "/home/gerd/temp/replace.txt" ).

What went wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Gerd

Is it possible to show the ASCII-Value of the character at the current cursor position? I often have special control characters in the files I edit. And I need a quick way to see what characters that are. I'm no programmer but it doesn't sound too complicate to do.

Kind regards
uhuebner

Does anyone know if there is a way to get a digest of the items in the forum? It takes about 15-30 seconds for any link that I click on to load. This is ok for reading one or two items, but for search for an answer before asking it, it's rather tedious.

I followed the directions and d/l a new theme pack (aqua), but it's not changing a thing when I choose it and the path in the plugin options. Is it not compatible with the pre13 version? I'm running XP and have the latest Java runtime as recommended by the documentation.

hi

if a runtime error ocurrres while running a java-applet, where is the error reported? isn't this supposed to happen in the console, just like the errors of java-applications? i just can't find it...

tx for any help or suggestion!

Hello!
Custom icon loading for the:

• blue_disk.gif
• normal.gif
• dirty.gif

files not working in the latest (4.2 pre 13) beta version.

Hi all,

jedit 4.1 final
JSE 1.4.2
WinXP Home - yeah, I know, it sux, no choice right now.

I'm noticing that all files and dirs in the settings dir have NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:F permission only. The user does not appear in the ACL of any file or directory under %USERPROFILE%\.jedit . jedit seems to work ok until any change to those files are made. Neither global nor buffer options are saved between sessions, and any new plugins won't work until permissions are explicitly set to include the user. The user has admin privileges. No properties file is saved. If options are set, the user is manually added to the ACL of #properties#save# with full access, the file is copied to properties, jedit is run, then the options set in the previous session will appear. Any change to the options wipes out the properties file though, and all settings are again lost for subsequent sessions. The properties file is now gone.

Any ideas folks?

Thanks

Hello!

I created a gnome like icon customisation package. Some icons are missing, but fixed in the near future.

Screenshot: http://www.gear.hu/files/java/jedit/gnome_customicons.png
DL: http://www.gear.hu/files/java/jedit/gnome_customicons.jar

I have noticed that while jEdit displays Japanese correctly, it does not allow for input. I have tried to setting text area to Japanese fonts, et cetera. I have tried to also changing encoding. Nothing seems to permit Japanese input even when Kotoeri is set to hiragana entry. Any help would be appreciated.

hiya,

I use jEdit everyday for school homework (.txt files), and also school programming assignments (.java, .c, .h, .html, .sh ...the list goes on...) as I am a CSC major.

I solely use jEdit off of my Creative Muvo flash drive under Linux and MS boxes at school and at home. While under MS boxes I run jEdit from a custom batch file I have written that sets up Doskeys to various Java applications stored on the flash stick and sets up drive paths and parameters for say the command "jedit" to be invoked as follows from any computer with my custom (windows) enviroment variable "MPATH" giving the path of the device (eg "g:"):

I invoke jedit typically with the following doskey (or command in shell):
set MPATH=g:
set JDIR=%MPATH%\files\japps
rem set the plastic l&f in the Java VM boot path.
set PLF=-Xbootclasspath/a:%JDIR%\jedit\jars\plastic-1.2.1.jar
set CNFG=-settings=%JDIR%\jedit\settings
set NSS=-nostartupscripts
set SOPTS=-Xms8m -Xmx16m
set LOPTS=-Xms8m -Xmx64m
doskey jedit = java %PLF% %LOPTS% -jar %JDIR%\jedit\jedit.jar %CNFG%

...I have alot of Java applications configured the way I want them to look, and with various runtime parameters enabled to suit my liking...

I hope that the command line option for specifying a different settings directory for jEdit could be modified as it is (I believe) incompatible with MS Win9x (and WinME). "-settings=" is not allowed in a batch file (pretty sure) or command line parameter under win9x because of the "=". A specific example is I cannot legally put the line: set CNFG=-settings=%JDIR%\jedit\settings, into a win9x batch file due to the double usage of "=".

Can this command line specification be changed to reflect more usual conventions used in Java application arguements? eg. java -classpath , or perhaps even jedit.jar -settings:

Under jEdit "Compatability" page, it should work under windows, but obvisiously this is not necessarily 100% true. I hope my bringing this issue up helps bring jEdit one step closer to be an even better application.......and yes, while also making my life easier.

David Gurba, email: blue_technx@yahoo.com

Hello,

I have a problem to get those properly shown - I tried UTF-8 for loading and saving: it will not load load it properly, and it will make a mess when it saves the file (the char wont be shown properly with other editors which work fine..)

If I use ISO8859_1 it does properly load and save those characters, but i will not be able to enter them using my german keyboard - it will produce this: ���� which will be shown in my external editor as: ���� ..

I tried other encodings but none would work.

I am running Debian Sarge and KDE 3.2. I am using SUN Java:
java version "1.4.2_04"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_04-b05)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2_04-b05, mixed mode)

Thank you for any help!

I love jEdit

Miki

I have searched jEdit Help. And the forums here. And I can not figure out how to install the schemes. (Maybe a quick link could be added on the scheme download page?)

Thanks in advance.

--Xapp

Hello,
Is there a way to get jEdit to print a footer with the date and time the file was last saved and the total number of pages ? (I know it's possible to print the current time and date and the page number). I'm using 4.1 final.
Thanks.

Andre

Hi!

I want to use a SSH console, because the Perl scripts which I edit should be tested and executed on a remote server. But the Console-Plugin can't handle normal STDIN/STDOUT data, so I can't use plink (Putty Command-Line SSH) and the error detection of the Console-Plugin

Does anyone have an idea how to solve that?

Thanks in advance!

I do not understand how to get the XML Tree dockable window that I see on the screenshots. I have downloaded the XML plugin but that doesn't seem to help me, how do i do?

Hi,
I downloaded Java Source Code but there are so many files that I don't understand how to launch jEdit...
Can anyone help me?

I know nobody probably does R2000 programming but for the developers, is there any reason the $t0 register isn't highlighted when in MIPS R2000 mode? It's a minor thing but I was wondering whether there was a specific reason for it.