Is there any plungins available for compiling and running java programs??

Thanks guys
Ivan

Hello.
I'm new to JEdit (and Java) and I've found an annoyance in the way JEdit treats my programming style. It seams that everybody except I writes "obj.method/params)". I write "obj.method (params)" (note the space between "method" and "(".

Well, because of that, JEdit doesn't mark my method calls like so. I took a look on the Java mode file and discovered that the way JEdit highlights methods won't work for me because it uses (I think): ( But the space I put before "(" breaks this, because it separates the tokens.

Is there a way to avoid this problem besides changing my style? Am I the only sole with this style????


Thanks.

It would be nice to be able to have helpfile integration like UltraEdit. ie, double-click on a word and press F1 to bring up helpfile selection box [ PHP, Perl, C++, Java, etc... ] and then does a context-search for that word in the helpfile.

Hello,

I use the HIGHLIGHT_DIGITS="TRUE" attribute and have the following problem:

When using variable names which contains underscore + digits the
digits are highlighted.
For example:
variable_2 = 4;
Here the 2 and the 4 are highlighted.
Does anybody has an idea how to prevent the number after an underscore to be highlighted.

I already tried to fix the problem with the : DIGIT_RE= and the NO_WORD_SEP rules
unfortunately without the desired result.

Thanks a lot in advance
goebbe

Hi, What's cool with Jedit is that if you have a simple feature request, you can make it yourself.. I just upload a jedit macro which is able to sort lines in ascending/descending order. Available options are

• Remove duplicated lines
• Ignore case sorting

Check it at http://community.jedit.org/?q=filestore/download/1943 and tell me if you find it usefull. Enjoy

Hi, I just upload a jedit macro which is able to sort lines in ascending/descending order. Available options are

• Remove duplicated lines
• Ignore case sorting

Check it at http://community.jedit.org/?q=filestore/download/1943 and tell me if you find it usefull. Enjoy

Hi, Here are 4 separated macro that allows to change word case of selected text WHITHOUT unselecting text:

• - Upper Case
• - Lower Case
• - Invert Case
• - Capitalize Case

Check it out! and enjoy

I did'nt find the feature.. I made it 4 separated macro that allows to change word case of selected text WHITHOUT unselecting text:

• - Upper Case
• - Lower Case
• - Invert Case
• - Capitalize Case

Check it out! and enjoy

I edit PHP files with lots of PHP code wrapped in tags. I have Sidekick and PHPParser (plus XML and various other plugins). The buffer is shown as PHP mode and gets nice PHP syntax highlighting, but sidekick seems to show only the structurue of HTML tags scattered through my code (ie. no PHP functions etc). So sidekick folding doesn't work as you'd hope either - switching to 'indent' folding lets you fold PHP functions as you'd expect, but I'd love to use the structure browser to navigate thru the PHP functions like you'd do with a java source file. Is this possible - am I doing something stupid? I don't read this list religiously, any replies to pds@quadstone.com greatly appreciated.

1. Install jEdit 4.2.
2. Install jEdit 4.1 -- select only the windows integration component.
3. Run "Set jEdit parameters" as in jEdit 4.1.

This seems like an easy way to use jEdit 4.2 and still be able to use the 4.1 launcher.
Now you can happily associate file types as in jEdit 4.1.

I am currently investigating my possibilities to switch to jEdit from Emacs on Mac OS X. So far, I think jEdit may replace Emacs for my programming needs.

But: The LaTeX editing mode needs some polish when compared with Emacs which I would possibly be able to do myself. I would really appreciate any hints on how to accomplish the following changes:

- a \section{} and related commands shall be treated as a paragraph on their own when reformatting paragraphs. Having to keep a empty line after them to prevent the formatting is very annoying.

- The indention in "description" environments is suboptimal. The indent should be like this:

\item[jEdit: ] Some nice text Editor I need to write about here.
_______________Some nice text Editor I need to write about here.

The '__' should be an indent until the second "Some" is alligned exactly the way the first line is.


Instead of:

\item[jEdit: ] Some nice text Editor I need to write about here.
Some nice text Editor I need to write about here.

Is it possible to accomplish something along these lines with jEdit?

Greetings,

Markus

Greetings Friends!

I'm a web designer who has just begun using jEdit for coding.

What a wonderful application!

My question is regarding multiple instances.

I often use FileZilla to 'View / Edit' my files. Whenever I do this, a new instance of jEdit is opened, even if the file is already open in jEdit.

I've looked all through the options and cannot find anything relating to multiple instances. Is there any way to disable them?

Thanks so much!

vavrek

~ free music for the now age ~
vavrek.com

Is there a forum search? or is it only available to registered users? I've used the search at the top of the page, but that appears to just be a site news search.

Thanks!

Mike

Hi ! My JEdit installation have become corrupt somehow and does not allow me for installing any new plugins for example. When do I need to remove in order to uninstall everything gor making a new fresh installation ? When I delete the /home//jedit folder, and the /home//bin/jedit link and install again using the Java installer, everything is just the same as before. All settings, plugins and even buffers are still there. Regards Niklas

Hi.

Is there any way to get XSLT code aid for jEdit? Would be nice to availiable options for xsl: tags.

-Pasi

Is it posible to call JavaStyle beautifirer on all files in some directory and all subdirectoryes?

Is is somehow possible to launch another instance of jEdit? What I need is to have two different sets of buffers. I edit multible XSLT files and multible input files. I don't want to have them all in the same buffer tab list(its getting too long and its hard to find the buffer I want). The best way would be to have Linux like virtual desktops inside jEdit. Just two separare buffersets and a keyboard shortcut to switch between them. But for now I'd be happy just to launch another jEdit instanve with separate set of buffers. Any way I can do that?

Hello JEdit developers

I am trying to develop a plugin and have at the moment the following problem. My plugin needs to intercept key events sent to the main jedittextarea and remove some keypress events when they are not appropriate (say that the user types "t" and I don't won't that letter to appear in the jedittextarea). My plugin at the moment does receive key events, it can interact with the jedittextarea, but cannot suppress keypress actions, even if I invoke the consume method in a custom key listener and put this one in first place in the keylistener list.

I know how to do this with the conventional javax.swing.jtextarea but found no way to do solve the problem without modifying the jedit sourcecode.

How can I prevent a jedittextarea to type certain letters at certain moments?

Btw, I don't think that using keystrokes is a good solution since I ought to make continuous changes to existing key bindings.

Thanks in advance

Jorge