jEdit 4.2final on Mac OS X behaves strange

Submitted by kimjim on Sunday, 29 August, 2004 - 12:14

The 4.2 installation does not contain a starter application "jEdit.app" as it used to be on jEdit installations on Mac OS. If I double-click the jEdit.jar, the splash screen says it is vers 4.2 final, but I get an error message saying the MacOS.jar Plugin didn't work and I should update it.

When I copy the old "jEdit.app" from an 4.2pre15 installation into my jEdit 4.2 folder and double click, the splash screens says it were jEdit vers 4.2pre 15, also I have deleted my 4.2pre15 installation! But the MacOS.jar plugin now works.

What version does this jEdit.app really start now? I mean, I deleted 4.2pre15! And the infostring in the info.plist of jEdit.app says its 4.2final, also I took it from the 4.2pre15 package! This really confuses me. Is there another way to find out which version is runnig despite looking at the splash screen or see the "About jEdit" menu entry?

Thanks for any help, kimjim

this solution works for me:

by Ponder on Tue, 02/11/2004 - 18:30

i have removed all the plugins from ./jEdit/jars/ (i put them in a sub folder called temp) and now the error is gone: no warning, cmd+, activates prefs and the plugin manager can get a list of available plugins...

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i just posted that finding to the top... the rest of the message is background .... hope it helps, i'll figure out which plugin is the problem when i have time... the most recent installed before the error were: docker, xsearch, xinsert, gruntspud..

i wonder if one of the plugins is missing a localization file or some such to do with the language (i am running with region: australia, lang: en, kb: aus, on OSX10.3.5)

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I have installed jedit tonight, and installed a heap of plugins...

everything was working fine until i started editing the catalog file in .jedit/modes/ to add css and html syntax highlighting (i've been using tinkertool to show hidden files in the finder so i could copy files into the hidden dir)

now i get the message:

/Applications/jEdit 4.2/jars/MacOS.jar:
Cannot start:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:com.apple.eawt.Application.addApplicationListener(Lcom/apple/eawt/ApplicationListener;)V
Try updating to a newer version of the plugin.

the immediate effect is that the preferences window has moved to Utilities>Global Options... and the plugin manager install or update reports that it has recieved an 'e' instead of '<', so the file listing is unavailable...

I've tried overwriting the MacOS.jar file with a fresh copy from the install dmg, but no cigar.
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good luck!! thanks for a great editor! i was despairing of finding something i could work with on mac!! peace, Ponder

yep i get this too...

by Anonymous on Sun, 29/08/2004 - 19:39

i get this too Sad

Me Too

by Anonymous on Wed, 08/09/2004 - 13:06

I get the same issue. I deleted all my previous JEdit files, reinstalled, and still get this.

-- Stan Shinn

file	ver	dls
GdbPlugin for jEdit 4.5+	0.5	1153
Hypersearch results analysis	1.0	2238
German Language Pack for jEdit 5 (up-to-date)	5.3	4147
Goal column macros	1.0	4034
Hyper-search all .txt files in home dir	1	3290
Select line	1.0	3450
Open_Copied_Path.bsh	1.0	8504
Select_All_or_Lines.bsh	1.0	3415
A BeanShell macro script to search and open a recent file or a file in the current directory.	1.0	5637
Select contents in between parentheses (excluding parentheses)	1.0	3545

file	ver	dls
German Localization light	4.4.2.1	96500
Context Free Art (*.cfdg)	0.31	46061
BBEdit scheme	1.0	18600
JBuilder scheme	.001	18501
ColdFusion scheme	1.0	18030
R Edit Mode - extensive version	0.1	17480
Advanced HTML edit mode	1.0	16212
Matlab Edit Mode	1.0	16074
jEdit XP icons	1.0	15235
XP icons for jEdit	1.1	14299

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