Can I use lookbehind ( http://www.regular-expressions.info/lookaround.html ) in jEdit? The lookbehind syntax ( (?<!a)b ) gives an regex error and the manual doesn't mention it so I'm guessing jEdit doesn't support it. Either that or it's using some undocumented syntax I'm not aware of.

Is it possible to connect to ftp using jEdit, if I'm under proxy? I cannot see place where I can fill my FTP proxy settings.

Maksud.

Guys/Gals:

I am very new to JEdit. I am using the tool to work with JDK1.5. I have install the JCompile pulgin. When I try to compile the source code, I receive the following exception involving the BeanShell Error Dialog box.

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: console.Console.setShell(Lconsole/Shell;)V
at jcompiler.JCompilerPlugin.executeCommand(JCompilerPlugin.java:106)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(Unknown Source)


Is there something I have not done?

Thank you for any words of advice.

Russ

I am new to JEdit. I am using the latest version of JEdit-jEdit 4.3pre4. When I use the console to compile my source code, I see the following in the system window: javac -classpath "$CLASSPATH;C:\jdk50Study\src\access" -sourcepath "C:\jdk50Study\src\access" -g -deprecation -encoding Cp1252 "C:\jdk50Study\src\access\Mini.java" However, when the JDK runs the command, I see the follwoing error: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unrecognized command: javac -classpath <.... I left this long list out> Can anyone shed some light on this issue for me. I really need to get JEdit working....... Thank you for any words of advice. Russ

Hi,

I would like to know if it was normal (or planned) that the structure browser does not show the structure of file containing interface ?

if I have this :

class X {
function f() {}
}

It works. But I have an interface just after :

interface Y {
function f();
}

It fails ("not parsed")

Since it seems to be bound to the folding model, I suppose the interface does not create a structure? Also, the folding behave in a strange way : (+ denote a fold)

+ class X {
|+ function foo() {
||
|| }
|| function poo() {
||
|| }
}

Note : I also had this exception :

[debug] WorkThread: Running in work thread: [id=870,run=sidekick.SideKick$ParseRequest@6a60d5]
[error] WorkThread: Exception in work thread:
[error] WorkThread: java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: Array index out of range: -1
[error] WorkThread: at org.gjt.sp.jedit.buffer.JEditBuffer.getLineStartOffset(JEditBuffer.java:327)
[error] WorkThread: at gatchan.phpparser.sidekick.PHPSideKickParser.buildNode(Unknown Source)
[error] WorkThread: at gatchan.phpparser.sidekick.PHPSideKickParser.buildChildNodes(Unknown Source)
[error] WorkThread: at gatchan.phpparser.sidekick.PHPSideKickParser.buildNode(Unknown Source)
[error] WorkThread: at gatchan.phpparser.sidekick.PHPSideKickParser.buildChildNodes(Unknown Source)
[error] WorkThread: at gatchan.phpparser.sidekick.PHPSideKickParser.parse(Unknown Source)
[error] WorkThread: at sidekick.SideKick$ParseRequest.run(SideKick.java:406)
[error] WorkThread: at org.gjt.sp.util.WorkThread.doRequest(WorkThread.java:194)
[error] WorkThread: at org.gjt.sp.util.WorkThread.doRequests(WorkThread.java:161)
[error] WorkThread: at org.gjt.sp.util.WorkThread.run(WorkThread.java:135)

(anyway I can't reproduce the error)

I'm compiling Java source files from Ant build scripts using AntFarm. Console doesn't seem to parse javac's output - compile errors are shown in the console but not in the ErrorList.

Using javac directly in the Console works: compile errors correctly appear in the ErrorList.

A bug in one of the plugins? Or something else?

Java 1.6.0-beta2-b86
jEdit 4.3pre4
AntFarm 1.5.3
Console 4.2.6.2

Does TomcatSwitch plugin support Tomcat 5.0?

How can I switch off the bracket matching feature, so that brackets in all syntax tokens are considered.

I'm working to customize JEdit, and I'm making painfully slow progress.
I really just want to get it looking like this :
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=18

maybe with these icons:
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=25

Can I buy these somewhere? Manfred, no joke, if you visit these forums, I will paypal you 30 bucks this instant if you have this available in a form I can import.

Guys,

While I was substituting strings in all my Java files of my project, which is spread over many packages, I noticed after the substitution some files were completely gone. And empty files with names like: #myfilename.java# were created instead. Anyone has a clue about what could be happened?

Thanks

Mode specific context menu. Is it cool?

How do I define meta key combinations with mouse clicks?
I want to define ctrl-left_mouse as 'delete word', but the gui shortcut editor doesn't allow such wonderful things. Do I need to directly edit a config file?

Cheers,
Mitch

Dear list members,

I'm a newcomer on jEdit plugins, though I've been using jEdit for a couple of years now and I think it's just awesome.
I use a statistical software called R and I write the code in jEdit.
R runs fine in a console (I use a Linux box), and I'd very much like to use the Console plugin to run R commands from within jEdit.

Only... I just don't know how to do this.
Any hint would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance,
Adrian

I have been searching the archives and cannot find an answer to my question. I want to know if I can search a file and find all blank lines and replace with a text character? Then I want to be able to search all files in a directory and do the same. Is there a specific plugin I can use? Anyone have a Macro? I cannot believe that this has not already come up

Thanks,

Jery

I had an error when trying to download the latest plugin file "Common Controls" from the mirror "MESH-Solutions (Duesseldorf, Germany)". It worked with another mirror, so maybe you want to check the integrity of this file.

Hi all, here are some issues I would like jEdit to consider:

-jEdit should remember if the "Line Numbers" panel (the panel to the left which shows the lines number) was showing last time it was running. The Line Numbers panel disappears each time jEdit is restarted or it's highlighting options have been changed.
-By double clicking the title bar of some (windowsXP) window it gets smaller, jEdit does so unless it has been:
1. previously minimized to a smaller window during the same session
2. resized to maximized state.
After closing jEdit it forgets this setting, this way after opening jEdit one has to reproduce to two steps above to make jEdit have a similar behaviour of an *usual* windows(XP) window.

This is it. If I could I would do it myself. Hope somebody to implement these features in a new version of jEdit

I have been using jEdit for years now, and the single most serious and enduring frustration I have had with it is line spacing. I find it very difficult to read text or code in any font other than Courier New. Could the development team please consider adding an option for controlling the amount of space between text lines?

After upgrading to 4.3pre4 I am missing the Structure scope indicator in the gutter. The corresponding setting is activated. Anyone else having this problem? Any solutions? I'm running jEdit on Windows XP and Java 1.5.0_06.

I have been using jEdit for some time, but have recently been working on a project that requires the use of the Microsoft Visual C++ IDE, which by default utilises it's own (somewhat limited by comparison) text editor.
Is there any way that I can hook jEdit into this IDE?
I appreciate that this may be an inappropate location for this post, but I'm hoping that someone in this community has had this experience and can point me in the direction of a solution

Thanks,
Paul