I think moving the build system over to maven will make a lot of difference.

I think moving the build system over to maven will make a lot of difference.

There are 25 deprecation warnings in compiling jEdit.

Dears,
I'm behined a proxy server and want to specify the authentiaction in JEdit 4.2 final edition.

What is the value that should be written in "Connect directly to"?

Thanks,
Ashraf Fouad

API changes for v 4.2 include the following:

>The org.gjt.sp.jedit.syntax package can now be used in other programs.
>All you need to provide is error handling and logic for locating the
>XML mode files. See the package documentation for details

I don't really understand how I can use the package in my own program.
The comments within the API doc are pretty short :-|
Do I just have to use my own JEditTextArea instance? Maybe some of you
have already tried this feature and could give me some advice.

Many Thanks,
Felix

Hi.

I use JEdit for writer my applications in java but I don't know the esencials plugins for java.

What's the essencital plugins for programing for java at the moment I use JCompiler.

PS: Sorry for my english but I'm spanish.

I am trying to create an array in a BeanShell macro, e.g.:

int pos[] = new int[4];

gives an error:

Encountered "[" at line 13, column 8.

How do I successfully create an array of 'int' ?

I recall a few releases ago (maybe it was a beta I was using) that there was a capability to have indented blocks outlined with a vertical gray lines in the text edit area. I no longer see a way to activate this feature. Is this implemented by a plugin or was it deemed to problematic and therefore removed? Here's hoping it is still possible and I've just missed some obvious setting.

i'd like to use jedit as editor for ftp clients on mac. but if i choose jedit as editor in interarchy and try to edit online files, jedit opens a downloaded copy of the file instead of opening it via ftp. any suggestions?

I've looked for this feature but haven't found it, but I would love it if I could mark pages as I'm working on updates for projects so I know what files I need to update on the live server. Would love to hear any suggestions too....

i add serval keywords to the mode/python.xml file (common libraries & methods)
all as keyword3 (filesize*=2.5)

display is really slow
complete word works only for word defined before
e.g.
OK
abcd
ab[cd]

Wrong
ab[] -- abcd is NOT shown
abcd

CPU is not too bad, Java/Jedit-Memory is really big
any idea - i would try to fix if somebody give me a hit

PROBLEM: There is one frustrating aspect of auto-indentation with jEdit that I would like to change with a macro. Here is some sample text to demonstrate what I am talking about. ...

1Potato
    2Potato
    3Potato
    4Potato

1Watermellon
    2Watermellon
    3Watermellon
    4Watermellon

If you put the cursor before "1Watermellon" and then press ENTER, jEdit will auto-indent to make it the same indentation level as "4Potato".

This is contrary to what I'd expect because I'm trying to insert some blank non-indented lines in between 'potato' and 'watermellon'. I am *not* trying to make watermellon indented beneath potato.

The problem seems to be that jEdit does auto-indentation based on the previous *non-blank* line, instead of just the previous line.

QUESTION: How can I change this behavior with a macro or with other means, short of recompiling jEdit.

After performing a transformation using the XSLT Processor plugin an attempt to save the output file fails (whether or not the file has been edited in the buffer) and results in an error message popup:

D:\xml\schedule\n.xml:
Cannot save: java.io.IOException: Rename failed: D:\xml\schedule\#n.xml#save#

(where n.xml is the output file and the file: #n.xml#save# is created)

The output file can be released from this lock, and be saved by either restarting jedit, or by waiting a few minutes or by saving or opening another buffer.

Is there anything I can do make the XSLT plugin release the file immediately

Thanks,

Matt Harrison

Hello,

Can't install jedit 4.2 on Solaris box, here is my steps

bash-2.05# java -version
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)

bash-2.05# java -jar jedit42install.jar
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
jedit42install.jar


Why ?

thanks

Ostap

Hi all!

this is my first post here, and is because I'm experiencing an issue that makes me crazy... I usually work with remote files, and then the FTP plugin is basic for me. It works great and very well for me, except for one thing, I can't create new files and save them to the ftp server, everytime I try to save the file, jedit brings me an I/O operation error, the ftp plugin or jedit itself, takes the filename I've introduced as a folder name, and tries to open that folder, that obviously doesn't exists and crashes.

Any idea about this?

many thanks!
Xavier