Fixed a bug with double-slashes in strings causing LazyImporter to hang at "Creating JavaClass..." because it thought it was a comment from there and didn't recognize the closing quot.mark of the string. Changed files are JavaCommentStripper.java and JavaUtilities.java.

Added new feature to XInsert: Show hints (tooltips) for tags, works fine with 4.2final. Example wikipedia.insert.xml included. Changed files from 1.9 source are: xinsert.dtd, XInsertHandler.java, XTree.java, XTreeItem.java.

Got this idea from UltraEdit32, where I'd often skip the Find dialog by just selecting text and searching for its next occurrence. I never found another editor that provided this simple functionality, and now jEdit can do it with this macro!

If there's no selection, it looks for the next occurrence of your last search (issues a "find-next" action). It's meant to be an improved "find-next", so you can remap your "find-next" shortcut to this macro if you want to.


New in version 1.01:

- Special behavior when regular expressions enabled: if the current selection matches your regexp search string, then it issues a "find-next" action (so it won't disrupt ongoing regexp searches); otherwise, the selected text becomes the new regexp search string; if the new regexp search string is invalid, a regular search is performed (sounds more complicated than it actually is, the point is that now it handles regular expressions nicely :-) )

Updated BufferLocal plugin. Fix for concurrent modification bug. Originally, BufferLocal was called "BufferMinder" and closed buffers that were open for a while but not used. These are known as "stale" buffers. Closing stale buffers helps reduce clutter without any work. This feature never made it into the initial release, but others have requested it, so it's back now. It is off by default, use the Plugin Options to turn it on and to adjust how long a file should be unused before it is closed. Files that need saved will not be closed, you'll need to save first. To turn on automatic buffer closing, click 'Plugins' then 'Plugin Options'. Select 'BufferLocal' from the tree on the left side. Check the box that says 'Close files not used'. Set the time limit with the spinner. When the 'Close files not used' box is unchecked, BufferLocal will still keep track of stale buffers. You can close stale buffers at any time by clicking 'Plugins', then 'BufferLocal', then 'Close Stale Buffers'.

Another update of the Ruby mode file, which enhances v0.2 auto-indenting by adding indenting for the following: while, for, until, loop do, module, begin, unless. It also adds highlighting of class and instance variables, which was missing from the original mode file.

Use in combination with the Ruby auto indent and insert end macro to solve most of your Ruby indenting needs!

This is a set of macros which you can use to generate Javadoc-style comments very easily. Just bind the 3 macros to some convenient keys, and you're all set!

selects all matches for the last HyperSearch in the current EditPane

Fully compatible with jEdit 4.2
This new release of BufferTabs also includes

• new Colored tabs available ( by Chris S.)
• Middle mouse button to close a buffer

Significantly more detailed than the previously posted ChangeLog mode. It closely mimics how Vim colors ChangeLog files.

This BeanShell macro creates an HTML anchor (<A HREF="">...</A> tag) for a URL selected in a buffer. Also gets the HTML page title from the web and puts it into the tag body. Requires the jTidy plugin.

A syntax checking and error highlighting edit mode for CSS levels 1.0, 2.0 and 2.1. The highlighting is context sensitive and allows for finding errors very quickly. Requires a 4.2pre5 or later. See homepage for version info.

This scheme attempts to logically assign colors based on functionality. Similar syntax elements are given similar colors. For example, keywords are assigned shades of blue, and comments shades of gray. Colors are chosen to be aesthetically pleasing in all edit modes while still being distinctive. Choices were made with human color perception in mind, with a goal of minimizing eyestrain over long coding sessions. Designed for both 4.1 and 4.2.

Beanshell macro to clear all the hypersearch results from the hypersearch window.

A commando file to run Python scripts from within jEdit. Invokes the system interpreter (not Jython) on the current buffer. Provides a UI to set all options supported by the current release of the Python interpreter. Error patterns that work with Python are specified in the comments at the start of the file.

I updated JCompiler to work with the latest (0.7.1) JavaCore. The AbstractClasspathSource constructor changes had broken the previous version.

An update of the original Ruby mode file, which adds auto-indenting which was missing from the original file. I hope it could replace the original Ruby mode file, if no one objects to it.

A simple yet complete Ruby commando file, allowing you to run your Ruby scripts directly from jEdit. It has run, check syntax and debug options. It also handles safety (tainted checks) and warning levels, and allows you to set command-line arguments to your scripts, among other things.

Put them into $JAVA_HOME\jre\lib\ext and these icons will be used automatically by jEdit instead of the default ones.

Taken from GTK/Ximian www.ximian.org, released under GPL.