I'm sure I'm doing a dumb thing, but ... I've got the xml plugin which works great for xhtml editing. I've just loaded a downloaded ant build.xml file, however, and there are lots of errors noted.

The error list shows <project>, <target>, ... and the other ant xml keywords as being not recognized. But the xml insert side panel shows these as being just fine. I believe this means the ant dtd/catalog is known by the plugin.

Here's a picture: http://backspaces.net/files/jEdit001.jpg

So what dumb thing am I doing wrong?!

Thanks...

Owen

To compensate the removal of jEditLauncher on windows i extended the windows context menu for files using Windows-PowerPro (Freeware). So i can right click on a file and choose my new menu item 'JEdit' to open this file.

The first time this opens JEdit with the selected file loaded. The second time the selected file will be additionally opened in the already running instance of JEdit, but also a new instance of JEdit is started with the same files loaded.

So it would be a very good feature to restict JEdit only to open one instance of itself. Is this possible?

I am trying to connect to mysql. I have downloaded the plugin for sql and have provided the mysql Jconnector path but I cannot add the server. I am using jedit version 4.1

Is it possible to invoke GDB (or any other command line application)
in its own independent console window using the console plugin ?
If I invoke GDB directly in console it returns immediately...
Thanks.

Greetings,

jEdit is the most perfect code source editor that I have used in my life,
I use many documents in .txt format to document my programs in Object Pascal/Delphi
and a feature that I miss, is to Fill a block o text em justified mode, like the
feature "Fill Paragraph" from UltraEdit32.
I like to suggest this feature. I have tried to create this feature creating
my own plug-in for jEdit, but I´m not know Java very wall yet.

Sorry by my poor english, but Im brazilian, and not have finished my english
course.

How to reduce the body of a function in the text area, in order to have something like that: "+ void my_function(void truc) {" <== all the body of the function is hidden here and when you click on the "+" the body expands. PS: excuse me for this horrible english, i'm french...

The 4.2 installation does not contain a starter application "jEdit.app" as it used to be on jEdit installations on Mac OS. If I double-click the jEdit.jar, the splash screen says it is vers 4.2 final, but I get an error message saying the MacOS.jar Plugin didn't work and I should update it.

When I copy the old "jEdit.app" from an 4.2pre15 installation into my jEdit 4.2 folder and double click, the splash screens says it were jEdit vers 4.2pre 15, also I have deleted my 4.2pre15 installation! But the MacOS.jar plugin now works.

What version does this jEdit.app really start now? I mean, I deleted 4.2pre15! And the infostring in the info.plist of jEdit.app says its 4.2final, also I took it from the 4.2pre15 package! This really confuses me. Is there another way to find out which version is runnig despite looking at the splash screen or see the "About jEdit" menu entry?

Thanks for any help, kimjim

Hello!
What is error during to make an attempt to open file in jEdit from file manager on Windows 2000: "Could not find the main class. Program will exit." ???

Hello,

I've been attempting to get support on this problem for months, so I am respectfully requesting that anyone who knows anything about this issue to please respond.

I have been unable to get the FTP plugin to work properly (I've tried on 3 different machines) since 4.2pre9. As the plugin is critical to my workflow, I have stayed with 4.1final; however, now that 4.2final is out, I would really like to start using it (in fact, I need to because there are newer plugins I need to start using that require it).

Having said all that, here's my dilemma:

I start with a fresh installation of 4.2final. I install the FTP plugin, version 0.7.2. When I attempt to open from a secure server, I click "yes" or "always" to the remote host authentication dialogue. Immediately I get the following I/O error:

Cannot list directory: com.sshtools.j2ssh.transport.MessageStoreEOFException: The message store has reached EOF

I have tried reinstalling dozens of times. Like I said, I've tried on three different machines. I've also tried with two different servers. Never had a problem until 4.2 hit pre9 or so. Opening a non-secure connection works fine.

Is anyone else having this problem? Does the author know about it? Can you duplicate it? Is there a fix in the pipeline? I'm desperate to get an answer (and a fix!) as I would really like to continue using jEdit.

Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to read this and for your help.

Thanks,
Shannon

I have just written a very useful console command. It works just the way I want. Unfortunately, console doesn't seem to let you create shortcuts for commands you wrote (another issue). Is it possible for me to write a macro that will call a specific menu item?

I just want it to do something very simple:
executeMenuItem("Plugins.Console.MyCommand");

Is there such a thing, and I'm just not seeing it?

TIA

This is hopefully simple. I use jEdit with a split screen, usually with a different file in each split. When I open a new file now, it's opening and becomgin active in both splits. I don't recall that happening before -- the new file would open in only the active split but get listed as open in both splits.

As it's working now, I have to click into the other split and re-select the file that I was working on prior to opening the new file, which is quite a pain...

Is there some setting I missed somewhere to "unsync" the splits, so that newly opened files become active in only the selected split? Or am I remembering the past incorrectly, and this is just how it works? I've looked at (I think) every menu option, and the user manual, but I can't find anything about this...

thx;
-rob.

I just starting trying jEdit and was halted immediately when I went to open a file from a computer on my network. It was not initially apparent to me how I could go about opening a network file from the file broswer without first mapping a drive. Am I doing something wrong? Is mapping a drive the only way to open files from a network computer?

Thanks!
Aaron

As I was working with jEdit, I realized that the only purpose for another java editor I use was to batch-compile and run my programs.

So, I was wondering if anyone could make a plugin that would provide basic javac, javadoc, and java capabilities to projects... (sort of like JIndex, except actually compiling/running/javadocing the code)

I have many Java programs that read keyboard input from the command line. The Jedit Console plugin currently does not support reading input from keyboard. So I can't run such programs in Console.

I am trying to write a macro which will run the Java program from the buffer using the native OS shell so that the program can accept keyboard input from users. Help or advice appreciated. Thanks

Hello, under what license are the mode files ?
I want to use them in another editor. Is this okay ?

What's about only using the "wisdom" in this files ?