i tried

componentorientation.right_to_left

but it is not working with jedit text area

please help

I'd like to switch to using jEdit, but I've run into a major stumbling block. I do all my coding using voice recognition software, and I'm writing a lot of code in Python. I want to run Python scripts through the Jython Interpreter, but I can't figure out how to set up a shortcut key that's the equivalent of putting the "run current buffer" button (if I can set up a shortcut key, I can run the sucker by voice). In Global Options -->Shortcuts, it lists the Jython interpreter plug-in, but all the commands seem to do the same thing -- just open up the interpreter. Any idea how I can work around this?

Thanks,
Anders Schneiderman

Hi,

I have what I hope is a simple problem...

I am writing a basic macro to find the next occurrence of the currently selected text. Something along these lines already exists and can be downloaded using the Macro Manager plugin. What's new in my version is that I would like to have the Search & Replace dialog be displayed if no text is currently selected. (That way, I can map it to Ctrl+F and still access the dialog via this shortcut.)

I couldn't find much info on this and what I did find seemed to refer to the "SearchDialog.showSerachDialog" method that doesn't seem to exist any more. I would be most grateful if someone could point me in the right direction.

Many thanks,

Andy

Hi,

Very quick question. What do i have to modify in order to change the autoindent from a TAB to three spaces when working with .java files. I had a look around, and i found the file i needed to change, but i couldn't work out what it was that needed changing, as it were.

Thanks enormously,

Tom

is there a way to compile jEdit using just the JDK 1.4.1 and no additional software like Ant? I can't install anything new onto that machine and the JDK is the only thing available. I also HAVE to compile it from source code ...

Thanks,
KH

The title says it all: are there any SQL parsers available for jEdit?

Hi everyone, I have a problem with the installation of the XSLT Plugin in jedit 4.3pre12.
I tried downloading it from every mirror, but it keeps reporting this error at the end of the download:
"Error while downloading the plugin, please try another mirror".

Also, if I try to download the plugin manually, the zip file is corrupt and I cannot open it.

Hi All,

Is it possible to set default file selection option for some extensions (e.g. .txt,.xml,etc), for the purpose of opening them my double click the files in Windows, just like in other applications?

Regards,
Srikrishnan

Hi All,

Is it possible to set default file selection option for some extensions (e.g. .txt,.xml,etc), for the purpose of opening them my double click the files in Windows, just like in other applications?

Regards,
Srikrishnan

Hi All,

Is it possible to set default file selection option for some extensions (e.g. .txt,.xml,etc), for the purpose of opening them my double click the files in Windows, just like in other applications?

Regards,
Srikrishnan

Hi, I am using XML Schema for validation and there are situations where there are only a limited number of allowed attribute values. I have seen that jEdit sometimes creates dropdown lists with allowed attribute values (e.g. when editing a schema), but I could not find out how this is done. At least, xsd:enumeration in the following schema expression does not lead to such a value dropdown: A similar situation are key references. It seems desirable to propose a list of existing keys for key reference attributes. But I can understand that it is not trivial to get this list and in very large documents it might not be so desirable after all. Anyhow, is there a way to get a dropdown for attribute enumerations as shown above? Cheers, Dietrich

Having installed several plugins, the 'Plugins' menu is getting rather congested. Doing anything requires drilling down several levels--AFAICT, as an end user (as opposed to a plugin provider) I can't assign any menu items to frequently used actions in plugins, nor apparently can the plugin writers put their menu items anywhere except under the Plugins menu. (I can assign shortcut keys to plugin actions, but I'm running out of them, too; and I'm allergic to toolbars.) Also, letter accelerators (like FC for File | Close) don't work with plugins, either. Is there any way for an end user (who is not a Java programmer) to modify the main menu structure? (I know that the Utilities | Global dlg allows me to modify the right-click menu, but I want to be able to modify the main menu bar.) I'm using 4.2 at the office, and don't have any control over that. (I suppose we'll move to 4.3 when it's finalized; maybe that solves my problem?) Mike Maxwell CASL/ U MD (Apologies for the ugly posting; I know how to use whitespace, but my newlines don't show up when I Preview, and presumably won't show up when I submit)

I would like the ability to define my own menu. Then I could put some of my more frequently used commands (particularly the ones for the plugins) there. It should allow the use of "accelerator keys", that is a specified letter that you type once you're in this user-defined menu that chooses one of the actions (like when you're in the File menu, typing 'o' or 'O' will get you the File Open dialog). (The accelerator key feature is absent from the Plugins menu--adding that capability to the Plugins menu would make the user-defined menus less important, although still nice to have.)

I know that I can add actions to the pop-up menu, but I'm asking for the ability to add actions to a main menu item (probably a main menu item of my own choosing). Without Java programming .

Mike Maxwell
CASL/ U MD

Hi everybody,
Like a lot of you I suppose, I fell in love with jedit. But I still do not know how to use it very well. Yesterday I discovered the action bar. In the manual it says that I can open the Global Options by typing l-o in the action bar. I tried it and it worked. However I was not able to find other commands (for example for the plugin options). When I'm in the action bar and I press up I get a list of commands, but they are of the type plugin-options; what I want is short commands. Where can I find a list of all the commands that I can type in the action bar please?

I also have a small question that is off topic: is jedit still (actively) developped? Because almost everywhere on the site I see old dates (2001, 2003) and on the botton of the page it says (c) 2003. In addition to that, I think there haven't been a release for some time now. Please excuse me if I am wrong (actually I hope I am wrong...)

Hi,

I'm thinking about adapting an editor to handle the creation of UMC (user made content) for Battle for Wesnoth (BfW) - located at: http://www.wesnoth.org.

BfW uses a mark-up language called WML (wesnoth markup language) that has some similarities with xml (the main differences are: preprocessor directives and [ ] instead of < >). WML is fairly strict in what you are allowed to write where.

I've been looking (really fast and not in-depth) into jEdit, and it seems that it meets my requirements. But before I dive into the specifics of jEdit and java I'd like to know if what I want is possible.

What I want to be able to do is something like:
- hide unwanted features (from the editor) easily (as to not confuse people that are new to the concept of programming)
- indentation and syntax-highlightning
- code snippets
- wizards (that is, some kind of forms/dialogs that when completed insert a modified code snippet), both the ability to create them but also the ability to define where (in the UI) they will be shown.
- create a wml-reference
- plugin in a few wml-tools (that are currently written in python) that can be launched and generate reports back to jedit
- launch the main application (that is BfW), to easily test changes
- when the cursor waits a list of possible strings to write at the current location are displayed.

I think that's it. So is this possible to accomplish with jedit as a foundation and an unspecified amount of hours? (I mean without forking the projekt, 'just' writing a plugin)

/tsr

I write a lot of SQL at my job. It's one of my primary responsibilities. The SQL plugin has been extremely useful. It would be even more useful if I could get it to replace @variable with a value, but I can't get the preprocessor to work. There is no indication how to use it. It doesn't prompt for a buffer to execute, there is no documentation as to variables the beanshell script would be passed, there are no settings for it in the project properties, or plugin options, or under the SQL plugin menu. Does anyone know?