Hi,
is there a plugin similar to CodeAid (I suppose) for PHP? The only thing I'm missing in jEdit is some completions (better than these in base jEdit installation) as well as a brief integrated function documentation - when I'm uncertain of some function parameters, it'd be nice to press a shortcut to display that small box with function description known from other IDEs.
Thanks.

download the latest version - and download plugins from within jedit - and the jcompiler and console plugins crash with beanshell errors.

what a load of cow manure!!!! whoever coded this piece of dung needs to get a university degree!!

If we released crap like jedit in my company - we would be sacked instantly!

download the latest version - and download plugins from within jedit - and the jcompiler and console plugins crash with beanshell errors.

what a load of cow manure!!!! whoever coded this piece of dung needs to get a university degree!!

If we released crap like jedit in my company - we would be sacked instantly!

Hey, Im new to jEdit and have a really elementary question. Ive read the documentation, but I am still a little confused about the plugin. I wrote my source code in jEdit and saved it as a .java file. jEdit then colour formatted the text appropriately even though I never installed any java plugins. Is that what its supposed to do? I thought i needed to install a plugin for jEdit to recognize my source code as java.

Thanks,

Shaun

Hi,

When I enter this regexp :

\b\$[a-z_][a-z0-9_]*\b

Which, in case of php, should search for every variable.

This fails. While \$[a-z_][a-z0-9_]* works.

In fact, it seems that the ^ and $ also fails (was trying to catch (^[ \t]*\S.*$)+ which failed).

Since you changed for java.util.Regexp, and since it allow us to use such expression, I wonder where is the problem?

Another sample :

^\s+$

fails.

Hello,

I use JEdit 4.2final with java.version=1.5.0_06 on Ubuntu Dapper ;
When I try to drag'n'drop a file, it doesn't work, and I see this in the activity log :
[debug] Java14$TextAreaTransferHandler: canImport() returning false
[debug] Java14$DropHandler: Drag enter
[debug] Java14$DropHandler: Drag exit

Anyone has an idea to fix that ?

Seems like the plugin list for the plugin manager is down!

There is an error on this page

http://plugins.jedit.org/export/gzip_plugin_manager.php

Is this only temporarily?

Hi,

I'm using jEdit 4.2 on Mac OS X (10.4.7). When I close the application
via the red dot (don't know if it has a name) in the upper left corner
and then want to quit jEdit, it doesn't work. I always have to go over
Cmd+alt+esc to kill it.

Is this a bug or is there something wrong with my installation/Java machine?

Does anyone know if there is a setting I can map a hotkey to for "Reload Directory"? I've tried looking through the configuration screen and I can't find one.

Is there any way to select which columns are shown in the File System Browser? I'm open to installing a plug-in, editing a configuration file, whatever, to add this functionality.

I thought this existed in a previous version of jEdit. Or am I wrong?

Thanks,
Matthew

I installed the 'outline' plugin to quickly browse text outlines.
(jEdit 4.3pre5, sidekick 0.6.4, outline 1.2)
For most text outline shows nothing at all, just 'Not Parsed'. This is even though the folding indicators in the main text are working just fine. For the one case where I can get it to show a tree, it messes up the folding levels. For every change in the tabbing it always makes a sub-level, ie: a new level further indented to the right no matter what is actually in the text. For example:

• Mainheadline
• indent1
• indent2
• indent2.1
• indent3
• indent4

is shown in the outline sidekick as:

• Mainheadline
• +--indent1
• +--indent2
• +--indent2.1
• +--indent3
• +--indent4

I can use the folding commands in the main text (ie: control-e c and control-e x) and they properly show the indenting.

Does 'outline' not do what I think it does?

Can I embed a PAGE BREAK in a text file for jEdit?

I am trying to use jEdit to maintain a large file to be printed on 4x6 index cards. I need to be able to mark the start or end of the next page for printing.

I would like to color html attribute keys a different color than the tag names themselves. I'm actually going to be hoping this comes across to my coldfusion coloring, and I think the right way to do that is change the html.xml and then delegate it into the coldfusion.xml.

I"ve been using jEdit for about a year, and have done small mods to the edit modes. I've also read through all the edit mode documentation in the help.

Which command will help me color the attribs differently?

For instance:

[form name="XYZform" action="index.cfm"]

(using brackets instead of gt and lt so I won't get weird display.

Right now, "form", "name", and "action" are the same color. I want "form" to remain as it is, and "name" and "action" to be caught by a rule in the colorer.

None of the current methods of matching look like they would work. Though I'm sure something will, I'm just not used to the way the edit modes think.

Can somone help point me in the right direction?

I often use jedits hypersearch through big directory structures (eg. to find references to old datastructures or import-like language constructs, after fundamental rewrites, etc.). While I'm very fond of hypersearchs speed, there are directories i want to exclude from search, because they contain lots of irrelevant data (eg. caching directories) and therefore delay the search to no avail.

Now my favourite solution to the problem would be, to write a simple config file (like every newline a separate dir) "ExcludeDirs.cfg" or something, where search could look up directories that must not be visited recursively. After some browsing through the jEdits code I found the class VFS. There I would, for a quick personal hack, introduce an ArrayList that loads the "ExcludeDirs.cfg" and a boolean member that tells the class if the exclusion mechanism is necessary for its current use (because, VFS isn't used by search only). Inside the function listFiles I could add something like

if(!ExcludeDirs.contains(canonPath))
// recursive call to subdir

and hope that it works.

Now, before i start, i would like to hear some comments. I'm a complete jEdit starter so I don't know what the idiomatic way to solve this within jedits framework would be or if it could be solved with a simple extension mechnasim like a macro or plugin (or it is already there and i couldn't locate it). From my personal feeling VFS seems a bit too low-level for the task, on the other hand it's the only approach i can think of, that manipulates jEdits code directly without changing one interface. Furthermore i could think of other tasks where configurated exclusion of directories at this abstraction level could be relevant.

Thanks in advance
Mischan Gholizadeh Toosarani

I cant delete text or code in jedit with delete or key above enter on keyboard and also cant do new line with enter and so on.. The only way to change text or code is: mark it first and then rewrite it with new text / code.

Screen:

http://urh.modprobe.net/test.png

I have bee using jedit for a long time, but I did reinstall of my system few days ago and now is not evething ok..

Thanks for any suggestions,

Best regards,

Urh

hi. according to this thread:

http://community.jedit.org/?q=node/view/2263

there's a 0.7.5 ftp plugin for jedit4.2 that addresses the connection pool issue. is that available anywhere? if not, is 0.7.2 available? i'm working with someone who's hosted at godaddy, who only allows 2 concurrent ftp connections. i can't even browse or create a directory without getting booted. i know 0.7.7 for jedit4.3 is supposed to work, but i'd like to stick with 4.2 if possible.

thanks!

After importing files into a project, there is not an obvious way to "save" the project - save appears to save any open files only. When I close and re-open jEdit, the imported files do not appear, and have to be re-imported each time. What am I missing?

Both the explicit mac version and the java installer for all platforms are built for java 1.5, which means that I can't run them at all.

I assume that this is a mistake, since java 1.4 is the 'declared' minimum for jEdit (and used to work )

Ive looked in the Global settings, the documentation, Google, Yahoo, msconfig, win.ini, system.ini, boot.ini, any services that start up on login, and I'm stumped. I even disabled the lone option to open recent files on startup, so I'm absolutely mystified as to why Jedit always opens up whenever I logon. Can anyone tell me how it's done(out of curiosity), and how I can disable it?

am i the only one with this or is it not working at all in 4.3pre6.
the plugin manager didnt report errors, but its just not showing either in the dock or floating. and since there's no annoucement on it and nobody mention anything, can i be the first one to say its broken ?!!

michael