I have created a macro for jumping between related files in a Rails project. The macro figures out what file you have in your buffer and offers a popup list of other related files that you can jump to. There is a brief screencast demonstrating the macro that you can view on my blog: http://marioaquino.blogspot.com/

You can download the macro from: http://mario.blogdns.net/rails_macro.zip

Here is a macro that will run whatever Ruby testcase the cursor is currently in, it runs only that one test, not the whole thing.
Works well for Rails functional, unit and integration tests too.

Download from http://blog.wolfman.com/files/Run_Test_Case.bsh

hello all. First post here...

First of all... I love jEdit. Thanks very much for a wonderful program.

Then the question... Does anyone here use jEdit for editing processing ( http://www.processing.org/ ) files?

I want to be able to compile and run processing files from within jedit, to avoid switching between both ides when i want to publish. I know this is possible with eclipse, as explained here http://processing.org/discourse/yabb_beta/YaBB.cgi?board=Integrate;action=display;num=1117133941 , and thought it could be possible in jEdit as well, as both are java based.

Does anyone know how could that be done?

I know this is more on the processing side than on jEdit, but I got no response on the p5 forums...

Thanks in advance for any help

Hi

I'm struggling to write a macro that will search for a string and replace it with that buffer's file name, or better still, a substring of the filename, across all open buffers.

I'm currently trying to use SearchAndReplace.setBeanShellReplace(true) and putting variable names in SearchAndReplace.setReplaceString("theName") with no luck.

Anyone got a macro like this?

Thanks

Hi, guess that says it. Would appreciate guidance on minimal plugins that will give me an IDE with auto indent, syntax coloring, and a debugger that allows conditional breakpoints and a way to view variables.

Thanks very much,
Jim

This is just a curiosity question: I noticed that that clicking items in the hypersearch results brings me to the correct place in the file even after adding/removing lines in various places in the file and modifying the line to which the result was linked. This makes me think that each hypersearch result stores the line number in which it originated, and then jEdit either updates these line numbers when the file is modified or uses the undo buffer to find the up-to-date line number of the search result when it is clicked. Am I correct?

I am asking this because a similar problem exists with the ctags outlines - CtagsSideKick, CodeBrowser - neither of them works well in tracking the correct location in the code after it is modified (unless 'parse on keystroke' is used).