Hi

Is there a way or macro out there so JEdit can order a selection of lines alphabetically?

Many Thanks

Ben

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Hi!

I have several large xml files that misses line breaks. I tried search and replace on one of them and it worked, but not on all the files in the directory, then I ran out of memory. What can I do?

Ideally I would like to use xmlindent, but can I use it on a whole directory?

I've read through the edit mode description docs, but couldn't figure out if the following is possible or not:

Can i tell jEdit to auto-indent in the following fashion? (*'s would be spaces inserted by auto-indenting)

(let ((a 2)
******(b 3))
*****(if (= a 0)
*********(foo)
*********(bar)))

Basically - i want the opening parens of the same level expressions in lisp/scheme to match.
If this is impossible with edit modes descriptions, is this somethign that could be trivially implemented with a plugin?

Hi!

Is it possible to change line break characters (from unix to windows) and encoding (utf to iso-8859-1) on a whole directory containing text files?

Any help appreciated

I would like to be able to position the cursor anywhere within the editor window and begin typing at that location.

The current behavior is to force me back to the beginning of the line at the left hand side.

My Windows based editor does this but I am trying to move in to linux full time.

Thanks,
Jon

I would like to be able to select the 'tabbing' behavior to match my coding style. The only behavior I see now is to force my next line to start to the right of where ever I am typing. What I would like is:

always@(test)
begin
newtabhere
newtabhere
end

and NOT

always@(test)
begin
newtabhere
newtabhere
end


Well the forum doesn't do my request justice - all of my spaces have been swallowed up.
Try editing my submission to see what I am talking about.

Anyway - my Windows based editor does the behavior I want but I am trying to use jedit in linux full time.
Please help!
Jon

Anyone know of a way to assign shortcut keys to open/closing of docked panels?

I'd like to be able to open/close the File system browser (dock) with the stroke of a key, rather than mouse.

Possible with a macro or plugin, other ?

Thanks,
Paul

Is it only me, or does the Mac integration plugin no longer work properly under Tiger? My Mac-style menu bars are gone!

Hi, I've been using JEdit for a while, so as to develop websites in xHTML/CSS. I encounter 2 bugs : On a HTML sheet, there's no more "HTML Suggets" (soory, don't know the english name, u know, when u type a "<", it suggests the rest), whereas it works on new sheets. The second bug is with Xinsert : it doesn't insert the macro, but the name of the macro. nothing changed in the xml files... Anyone may help ? Thx

The system console for windows eats double quotes. Can't use commands that require them, such as the find command, e.g. find "XYZ" *.html.
find NEEDS them.
Any suggestions?

The system console for windows eats double quotes. Can't use commands that require them, such as the find command, e.g. find "XYZ" *.html.
find NEEDS them.
Any suggestions?

Please, would it be possible to switch off the docking strip? I don't want to see it (the panel) anymore. For better explanation, see http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/2273

Whenever I'm typing a line of text, and I realize that I made a typo, I'm used to hitting and/or holding CTRL-Z to undo the letters I've just typed until I get to my error. But when I hit CTRL-Z, it un-does the entire line. Some might say to just use the backspace, because that's what it's there for. So then I press/hold the backspace and sometimes I end up erasing too many chars. So I press CTRL-Z again, and it'll rewrite all the text I just erased. I guess the solution to that is, don't mess up. But if I could do that, I wouldn't need an undo function.

Anyway, is it possible to add an option that simplifies the undo function to undo the last basic action/keystroke?

Whenever I'm typing a line of text, and I realize that I made a typo, I'm used to hitting and/or holding CTRL-Z to undo the letters I've just typed until I get to my error. But when I hit CTRL-Z, it un-does the entire line. Some might say to just use the backspace, because that's what it's there for. So then I press/hold the backspace and sometimes I end up erasing too many chars. So I press CTRL-Z again, and it'll rewrite all the text I just erased. I guess the solution to that is, don't mess up. But if I could do that, I wouldn't need an undo function.

Anyway, is it possible to add an option that simplifies the undo function to undo the last basic action/keystroke?

I have just tried to update two plugins: BufferTabs and Editor Scheme, and the updates failed to install ("I/O error: error opening ZIP file"). Not only can I not update any plugins, but I have also lost the old versions, and I cannot re-install them.

Anyone else having this problem recently?

I was just messing around with glob, and there's no way to have an AND search. For example, if I do "{*.*, !{*.jpg, *.gif}}" it returns everything, even jpg and gif files. This example is kind of pointless, because you can do it without *.*, but I would like to see a way to do this. Another example, if I wanted to filter files that had "ca" in it but not image files, I don't think it's possible. "{*ca*.*, !{*.jpg, *.gif}}" would not exclude images. Maybe it could be "{*ca*.* + !{*.jpg, *.gif}}" or just use "AND".

If no one else thinks so, it doesn't really matter to me. It's just my 2 cents.

I am trying to make a macro of conversion ANSI for OEM, and OEM you the ANSI.
The macro works in ANSI to OEM, but does not work ANSI to OEM.
Somebody could help me. the macro is basically this.

Sorry my english.


boolean bAnsiToOem = true;

String[] Ansi = {"â","Â","à","À","�","ã","Ã","á","ê","Ê","è","é","É",
"í","�","õ","Õ","ô","Ô","ó","Ó","ü","Ü","ú","Ú","ç","Ç"};

String[] Oem = {"ƒ","¶","…","·","µ","Æ","Ç"," ","ˆ","Ò","Š","‚","?",
"¡","Ö","ä","å","“","â","¢","à","?","š","£","é","‡","€"};


if(Ansi.length != Oem.length) {
Macros.error(view, "Erro na codificação Ansi ou Oem");
return;
}
for( i=0; i < Ansi.length; i++ ) {
SearchAndReplace.setBeanShellReplace(false);
SearchAndReplace.setIgnoreCase(false);
SearchAndReplace.setRegexp(false);
SearchAndReplace.setSearchFileSet(new CurrentBufferSet());
SearchAndReplace.replaceAll(view);
if(bAnsiToOem){
SearchAndReplace.setSearchString( Ansi[i] );
SearchAndReplace.setReplaceString( Oem[i] );
}else{
SearchAndReplace.setSearchString( Oem[i] );
SearchAndReplace.setReplaceString( Ansi[i] );
}
}

I'm using version 4.2final to edit a CSS file, and I see that a few of the CSS keywords (e.g., "top") are not being colored like most of the other keywords (e.g., "background-color"). I assume that is because some are considered to have Token Type of "KEYWORD1" while others are "KEYWORD2". Where in jEdit can I change the Token Types of keywords?

Hi,

I'm trying to run jEtid on my Mac however it does not work. I've tried to install Security Update for Javaj 2005-02 but it did not work neither. Haven't anybody experienced the same problem?