How can I change the color/background of the Filebrowser ?

thanks,

Felix

How can I change the color/background of the Filebrowser ?

thanks,

Felix

I wanted to dock more than one Filesystem Browser Instance.

like:
FileSystem Browser 1
FileSystem Browser 2
...

I get the error message below from the console when I try to compile a buffer. I can't find a way of telling jEdit where javac is! I'm sure it's very funny if you know where but please help I've wasted hours looking on the forums for advice. Plugins > Console > Commando... Doesn't have a drop down list as descibed in one forum answer I read.

I have jEdit 4.2final and jdk 1.5.0 update 2
I can't believe I can't just tell jEdit where to find javac wherever it may be in my filing system. Help, please!

List->Error List'
window.
C:\Program Files\jEdit 4.2>
C:\Program Files\jEdit 4.2> javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH;C:\Program Files\Java\projects" -sourcepath "C:\Program Files\Java\projects" -nowarn -encoding Cp1252 "C:\Program Files\Java\projects\CalcApplication2.java"
Error while running process: java.lang.Exception: Command not found: javac
C:\Program Files\jEdit 4.2>

Has anyone done anything in the direction of Brief emulation ?
A plugin or a compete list of keyboard shortcuts ?

Another problem I have is that I cant find the buttons for BACK_QUOTE, OPEN_BRACKET and CLOSE_BRACKET ! I'm using a norwegian keyboard.

Any help would be greatly appreciated !
After a few hours of jEdit experimenting I'm almost sure that this will be my new text editor of choice !

Kjell Eirik

Hey Guys,

I'm having some problems getting the JMail plugin to work. I go through and set all my account settings, and get the following error:

Could not connect to SMTP host: localhost, port 25; nested exception is java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect.

At first I'm thinking that it's something to do with a firewall in the background, so I try changing the port to say, 20 (it's 25 by default). However it still looks like it's trying to connect to "localhost" which doesn't make any sense. My email settings have a different port and host, yet they for some reason aren't being used.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks.

I am pleased to invite everybody at http://jedit.ru - russian site devoted to jEdit.

How would I use jEdit to run a file I'm working on?

I found the InfoViewer plug-in, which launches web-type files in external browsers. That's good for the web-type files. But what about for other kinds of files?

I am constantly working on AutoHotKey scripts and then wanting to run them to see the changes I've made. Right now, I have to make a change, then flip back to the Windows Explorer file window and double-click the file to run it to see the changes I just made.

I'm sure there's a way to do this in jEdit. I've searched the help and this forum, but found nothing. Thanks for any help.

I miss some kind of reference for building macros in jEdit (I can't find it anywhere).. like what properties (if there's any) textArea has etc. Is there any reference on web?

My issue:
I have macro:
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textArea.collapseFold();
textArea.expandFold(true);
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I'd like first line to be exectuted only if focused line start of not folded content. I thought of something like:
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if (!textArea.folded) {
textArea.collapseFold();
}
textArea.expandFold(true);
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Of course as I'm just guessing what properties or syntax to use.. it don't work.

Any help?

Thank you.

Two requests for the XML plug-in of jedit:

1) A fix for the issue mentioned in the post "same problem with XSL stylesheets" of this thread: "http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/1262/". Basically, JEdit doesn't look at the namespaces defined within a tag when judging whether a tag has a valid namespace, so if you have:

<xsp:page xmlns:xsp="http://apache.org/xsp">

you get the error:

"test.xml:4:cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xsp:page'."

even though the XML standards say that this is a perfectly acceptable way to declare a namespace.

2) Support for RELAX NG (the OASIS standard) schemas. Even better would be support for Sun-style RELAX NG with embedded Schematron schemas (http://www.sun.com/software/xml/developers/schematronaddon/), but I imagine this would be more trouble to add than it would be worth. Since basic RELAX NG is a very wide-spread standard however, it should be relatively easy to find a validator for it and integrate it with the existing XML plug-in for jedit.

I want to install Jedit in a system wide state, would I install to '/usr/local/bin'??
Right now it's installed in my local home folder so only I can start it.
Which is fine but I have to 'cd' into my home folder and do java -jar jedit.jar everytime.
Ideally I like to add it to my start menu and just click to start, which I know
I can do, (at least I think I can), Just want to know if there are any specail parameters
I need to add when i install?
example: should I just change the default install to /usr/local/bin??

Simply create a directory called "settings" in the jEdit directory, and use this batch file to start it. It will set up the environment variables from the relative path, so that no matter where jEdit is it will load its settings from that directory. The "start" command will cause Windows to spawn the jar as an independant process of the command prompt window, leaving it free to close. Then, run jEdit as normal!

---start_jedit.bat---
@echo off
set GUI=-Dswing.defaultlaf=com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel
set CNFG=^-settings=%CD%\settings
start %CD%\jedit.jar %CNFG%
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I instaled jedit using the Slackware package,install went fine,
but when I type jedit in xterm I get: Xlib connection error plus others.
Xlib no protocol specified
Using Slack 10.2
jdk-1_5_0_06

I also did a local install in my home folder using the defualt jedit4.2 installer.
that runs fine using java -jar jedit.jar, but it's a real pain to 'cd' into my
home folder to run.

I would be nice if double-clicking a file in code browser closed the file like some other buffer changers. Thanks.

Hi,

This is my first post here, but I'm a long time jEdit user. What a great piece of software! Thanks to its many authors and contributers

The problem:
When I use the Console in System mode to execute commands, the output of these commands has its accents and other extended characters replaced by squares. I'm under Windows XP Pro, French. The output of the commands is in french.
Under "standard" dos box in WinXP, I sometimes have to change the codepage to 1252 ("Windows" Latin 1) or UTF-8 (cp 65001) and choose the correct font to get readable output.

But changing the codepage under the jEdit console is useless, since it is done by the chcp command, and every Console command is executed in its own "shell", so any previous codepage change is not reflected on subsequent commands.

It seems the default encoding for the executed commands is 850, but that doesn't match the display in the jEdit Console (is it UTF-8 ?).

Is there a way to change the encoding of the Console ?
Or am I wrong about the cause of this problem? Is there a solution?

Thanks.
Ced

I have learnt from XML plugin page http://plugins.jedit.org/plugins/?XML that "...the element tree is shown in a dockable window".
But how to see it?
I saw the XML tree in the screenshots but would like to see it in my jEdit buffer too .

How difficult would it be to add a toggle option to invert the shift/non-shift action? For quickly reviewing a file, I'd rather not have to reach for the keyboard to scroll text a screen at a time, or have to remember that jEdit will be doing something different from every other application I have installed. Equally, there are times when using a modifer key to scroll a few lines would be useful.

Thanks for reading.

I've just started using jEdit in the past couple of weeks. I had been using a combination of SubEthaEdit and Fugu under Mac OS X. When I needed a good, free editor that worked well for editing Python and had code-folding, I tried jEdit. Using the FTP plugin, I've been able to edit files on servers over an SFTP connection.

I've started using more and more plugins with jEdit as I find that they offer good features. One of the disappointing things though is that plugins like XSLT, Project Viewer, QuickNotepad, and others aren't able to work with files through the FTP plugin. I suspect that the reason for this is that these plugins try to open files in the filesystem directly. They don't know how to handle these SFTP URLs.

I wonder if these other plugins would be able to work with files through an SFTP connection if all of their file operations went through the jEdit API. Does jEdit offer functions for working with files? Would that allow working with files via SFTP?