Sorry to bother, I have searched the JEdit help and the forum but haven't find any answer to the following issue:

When the wrap option is set, a long line is wrapped as expected if and only if it contains spaces.
If the typed line does not contain space characters (i.e. the line is a single and very long token) then it is not wrapped (i.e. it is necessary to use the horizontal scroller to see the tail of the line). Cheching and editing such a line without visual wrapping is awkward when the line is very long, e.g. the value of a PATH variable in a .chsrc file.

Is there any way to wrap the lines even if they don't contain spaces?

Thanks for your help!

Hi ,
i'm new to jedit i've tried playing with it but i can't seem to find where do i define the alignment on html and java code ? (i think i used the correct english word for it , i mean how to i make it tab right automaticly ) .
ta

I am having a problem with foreign characters when using jEdit 4.3pre9 on Ubuntu Feisty. It's not strictly a jEdit problem, but I was hoping that someone here more experienced with Java could help me.

The problem is this: when typing characters with an accent, those characters come out wrong in Java apps. It appears to only affect Swing apps (jEdit, Zend Studio). Eclipse, which uses SWT, does render the accents correctly. Please note that this has nothing to do with character encoding settings in the apps themselves.

With Java 1.5, when typing an accented character, it is replaced with a totally different character (I usually get the blank square); with Java 6, accented characters are replaced with the non-accented equivalent (for example, what should be ă comes out as the letter "a"). There is one exception: accented characters from the Latin-1 (ISO 8859-1) character set, such as "ü", "é" etc. are rendered correctly.

I ran the apps on sun-java5-jre and sun-java6-jre (from the Ubuntu repositories), as well as on Java 1.5 downloaded directly from Sun. There is no difference.

Here's the output of jEdit's keyboard troubleshooting feature when I try to type the characters:

I am trying to type ă (U+0103). jEdit running on Java 1.5.

Event KEY_PRESSED,keyCode=0x41,keyChar=0x1e3,modifiers=0 x20,consumed=0 filtered
Event KEY_TYPED,keyCode=0x0,keyChar=0x1e3,modifiers=0x20 ,consumed=0 passed
==> Translated to <0,1e3>
Event KEY_RELEASED,keyCode=0x41,keyChar=0x1e3,modifiers= 0x20,consumed=0 passed

Same character, jEdit running on Java 6.

Event KEY_PRESSED,keyCode=0x0,keyChar=0xffff,modifiers=0 x0,consumed=0 filtered
Event KEY_PRESSED,keyCode=0x41,keyChar=0x61,modifiers=0x 20,consumed=0 filtered
Event KEY_TYPED,keyCode=0x0,keyChar=0x61,modifiers=0x20, consumed=0 passed
==> Translated to <0,61>
Event KEY_RELEASED,keyCode=0x0,keyChar=0xffff,modifiers= 0x20,consumed=0 passed
Event KEY_RELEASED,keyCode=0x41,keyChar=0x61,modifiers=0 x0,consumed=0 passed

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have been using 4.2 for a long while and recently tried upgrading to 4.3pre9. In 4.2 the order of buffertabs seems to be based on the global options "Sort buffer list" and "Sort buffer list by file name", both of which I normally check. Doing so in 4.2 causes the buffer tabs to be sorted by filename and stay in that order. With 4.3 the order seems sorta by filename but each time I select a tab it jumps to the front. This causes the other tabs to get out of order until finally each tab selection creates a new random ordering with the most recent buffers in the front row. I find this to be almost unusable - I spend too much time searching through the tabs every time I want to select a file.

I have tried the two 'sort buffer list' checkboxes in various combinations - they seem to have no effect whatever.

I am running mainly under WinXP but also Ubuntu and Red Hat.

1. Is this the correct behavior? Has the behavior changed from 4.2 to 4.3?
2. Is there a fix? Is this a bug?
3. Should I report/post to a better place than this forum?

Thank you very much for any clues provided!

Hello all

I upgraded to 4.3pre9, and now the background plugin is acting up. The image doesn't stay fixed when I scroll up and down, instead the image tears and segments repeat. Has anyone encountered this? Is there a solution?

Thanks

Is it possible to add in the Buffertabs tab contextmenu a "new" and a "save as" entry?
How should I do that ?
what compiler can i use?

Hi,

I try to write a macro that insert a new line of comment, indenting it and adding the space between the comment token(s) and the text, as on the previous line.

For the moment, I use only '%' as comment token and hard coded it. To submit the macro, I would need to know how to get the string of line comment token(s).

Can someone help me?

I use jEdit in Windows XP & just found two screenshots in the ScreenShots section.
Can anyone answer me the following questions?

What is the font used in the following screenshot? Is it antialiasing? How to make it antialiasing?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=33

And where to download the following screenshot's LookandFeel? Or what is the name of the LookAndFeel?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=18

I use jEdit in Windows XP & just found two screenshots in the ScreenShots section.
Can anyone answer me the following questions?

What is the font used in the following screenshot? Is it antialiasing? How to make it antialiasing?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=33

And where to download the following screenshot's LookandFeel? Or what is the name of the LookAndFeel?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=18

I use jEdit in Windows XP & just found two screenshots in the ScreenShots section.
Can anyone answer me the following questions?

What is the font used in the following screenshot? Is it antialiasing? How to make it antialiasing?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=33

And where to download the following screenshot's LookandFeel? Or what is the name of the LookAndFeel?
http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=screenshot&image=18

I installed a fresh copy of jEdit 4.3 pre 9, but jEdit shutdowns and disappears when I try to maximize the window or go to manage plugins. My environment is setup as follows:

Windows XP Pro Service Pack 2
Java SE Runtime Environment 6
Java SE Development Kit 6
jEdit 4.3 pre 9

I even made sure to clear out all of the plugins and personal settings I had from the 4.2 installation.

I have since installed jEdit4.2 and it works fine.

the php ist not recongized as string with JE4.3p9

Well, I work with BBCode a lot to write up guides for forums and such, and have found that it would be a lot easier if there were a way to highlight syntax for it, I've looked through the User Doc, and the Wiki (Which appears to be broken), and haven't found a way to fix this up myself. So I'm requesting it. :/

Dear all,

If a file is reopened in jEdit, the cursor is usually in the same position as where it was when the file was opened last.

Is there a way to get folding configurations for each file to also be stored so that when the file is reopened, all the segments of the file that were folded away, remain folded away?

Thanks,

Sincerely,

Taha

I couln't upload a macro bundle (zip-file) to the jEdit Community site. This bundle contains several images, so, it is a little more than 2 MB. I assume that this problem comes from a upload size limitation.

Is it possible to confirm and let me know what is the limit.

Thanks

JFM

pretty much says it all in the title... i can't find where ctrl-alt-j is mapped so i can get rid of it...

thanks

Hi All

I did some poking around and searching and couldn't seem to find anyone else with this issue, which leads me to believe I made some kind of an error.

I have installed jEdit with superabbrevs several times, on Linux (slackware/ubuntu), Windows XP, and Windows Vista, and haven't had this problem until a while back. I got Vista, installed it, everything seemed to go okay, until I tried to use superabbrevs, now it keeps popping up the dialog to create an abbrev. Even if it has been defined, it still pops up, and has the abbrev defined, yet no matter what I do, I can't get it to stop popping the dialog box everytime I try to use an abbrev. It's rather frusterating.

Let me elucidate:

Everything freshly installed, stock, nothing else done except installing 4.2final and superabbrevs.

I open a new document, save it as say .php or anything, does the same thing.

I type : for then ctrl+enter : dialog pops up, okay...

I define what I want it to do: for ($i = 0; $i < count(${1:var});$i++) {${2:code}}

Then I add mode specific.

I type for ctrl+enter : dialog pops up, with my definition

Okay, maybe I need to add global, fine, I repeat the above, and add it as a global.

I type for ctrl + enter : dialog pops up

I scream, yell and curse, I try the above in every possible permutation.

No matter what I do, everytime I use ctrl + enter, (I even tried changin that, alt+r, removing the dlg popup shortcut, redefining the dialog popup shortcut etc every permutation.) That damn, hateful, evil dialog pops up, what am I doing wrong? I am at my wits end, it didn't use to behave like this...what did I mess up? I don't think it's a problem with superabbrevs itself, or there would have been others, somehow, I have screwed it up, one way or another...

Anyway, I am at my wits end, so if anyone has some advice, it would be much appreciated...
/Aimji

Plugin Column Ruler V0.7 runs "OK" with jEdit V4.2 on a Windows 2003 Server (Svc Pack 1) w JRE 1.5.0_11-b03 HOWEVER when I upgrade to Column Ruler V0.9 jEdit will "lock-up" when I try running the CR plugin; I must stop the javaw.exe process (TaskMgr CPU=25 for javaw.exe and Sys IP=75).

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Eric