Well looks good so far. I've been looking for an open source editor (I've been using Edit Pad Pro and the text editor that came with old WP 5.1). The one feature that JEdit has that I really needed was that the cursor insertion point does not scroll down to the bottom of the page. There are always a few lines visible below the cursor insertion point. Is there a way to adjust this up higher in the text area?

Oops, sorry about the mess there. Preview wasn't bringing anything up. Let's try that again: Hi all, I've gotten a new Mode to work for the most part, but am still having trouble with Auto-Indent and RegExp tags. By the way, I'm using jEdit v4.3pre16, java 1.6u11, and Windows (XP). Auto-Indent: I'm going for

begin/if
    stuff
else/elseif
    more stuff
endif/end

So I tried (without the * in the tag)

		<*PROPERTY NAME="indentNextLines" VALUE="\s*(begin|if|else(if)?)\b[\n]*" />
		<*PROPERTY NAME="unindentThisLine" VALUE="\s*(else(if)?|end)\b[\n]*" />
		<*PROPERTY NAME="unindentNextLines" VALUE="\s*(else(if)?|end)\b[\n]*" />

It indents properly, but it doesn't unindent. Narrowing it down, the UnindentThisLine tag is working exactly like the IndentNextLines tag. For example,

		<*PROPERTY NAME="unindentThisLine" VALUE="\s*(else|end)\b[\n]*" />

will indent the lines following "else" or "end". I thought it was a bug, but UnindentThisLine works prefectly with java mode. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, though. The props and main rule set is

	<*PROPS>
		<*PROPERTY NAME="lineComment" VALUE=";" />
		<*PROPERTY NAME="maxLineLen" VALUE="512" />
		
		
		<*PROPERTY NAME="indentNextLines" VALUE="\s*(begin|if)\b.*" />
		<*PROPERTY NAME="unindentThisLine" VALUE="\s*(else|end)\b.*" />
		<*PROPERTY NAME="unindentNextLines" VALUE="\s*(else|end)\b.*" />
	<*/PROPS>
	
	<*RULES HIGHLIGHT_DIGITS="TRUE" DIGIT_RE="[^%][.-](?=[0-9])">
		<*SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">%%
		<*SEQ TYPE="OPERATOR">%g
		<*SEQ_REGEXP TYPE="OPERATOR" HASH_CHAR="%">[\d.+-]+[ef]<*/SEQ_REGEXP>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="Bethesda::MAIN"/>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="Bethesda::Commands"/>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="TES4Functions::All"/>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="Globals"/>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="SpecialVariables"/>
		<*IMPORT DELEGATE="Blocks"/>
	<*/RULES>

RegExp tags: As you can see in the rules above, I have a digits RegExp tag and a SEQ - neither one of them works.

For digits, I'm trying to display decimals and negatives with the same highlight as numbers, using DIGIT_RE="[^%][.-](?=[0-9])". The decimal and negative display as Operators (which I have them defined as later) in every case I can think of ".4", "4.4", "-4", "423.543-45". Tried it as a SEQ_REGEXP TYPE="DIGIT"... tag and that didn't work either.

The SEQ_REGEXP tag is supposed to display anything like "%.3f" as a solitary operator. Instead, it displays the "%." as operators, the number(s) as digit, and when I type in the last letter the number and letter become null. I've tried this with and without the hash character to no avail.

I know I'm looking over something, but I can't tell what and have exhausted my possibilities. Any help is much appreciated, thanks