A quick search under "python" didn't show anything relevant, so forgive me if this
has been discussed before. (I suspect it has). I use jEdit (currently 4.2pre11--should
probably upgrade) to program in Python, and would love to be able to:

1) Hit a key to have the current Python file executed,
2) Have any error-related output sent to the Error List
window, and have the editing cursor relocated to the point
of the last reported error, if that file is currently the 'topmost'
displayed file in jEdit.

Using 'Macros>Misc>Run Script', I can get the file to be run,
but all of the resultant output shows up in the Console, and
errors are not written to the error list.

Is there a way to do this for Python?

Thanks,
Ken

I know this is a RTFM situation, and I have - but am having a senior moment.

I want to search *.xml and *.java files.

I know in 4.2pre11 *.xml|*.java in the filter would do this for me. (I still have it on one of my other machines.) But in 4.2pre12 that doesn't work.

What am I missing?

Hello,

I am using jEdit for now a week and I must be seriously missing something as I could not find a way to set it up so that I can compile and execute the Perl script I am developping right now?

Thank you in advance for any hints,
Wojtek

I have tried over and over to do this with the plugin manager and I can't get it to work. I check DotComplete, hit install, and it doesn't even look as though it is trying to install. I am running jEdit 4.1.3 with Java 1.4.2. I tried removing CodeAid to see if that was the problem and it would still not go. I had the same problem for another plugin and I tried just downloading and putting the jar file in my jars directory and that just caused jEdit to crash constantly.

Is it possible to replace block of text?

Is there any way of changing the explicit folding to be activated by anything other than {{{ and }}} for example i want my explicit folds to just work when i put a { or a }

Does anyone know if there exists a way to put jEdit into a "command mode" ala vi? I'd like to be able to hit escape (or any other chosen key sequence) and have a set of keys that allow navigation, selection, open line, etc. Is there a plug-in that would allow that functionality?

I know nobody probably does R2000 programming but for the developers, is there any reason the $t0 register isn't highlighted when in MIPS R2000 mode? It's a minor thing but I was wondering whether there was a specific reason for it.

I do not understand how to get the XML Tree dockable window that I see on the screenshots. I have downloaded the XML plugin but that doesn't seem to help me, how do i do?

Hi!

I want to use a SSH console, because the Perl scripts which I edit should be tested and executed on a remote server. But the Console-Plugin can't handle normal STDIN/STDOUT data, so I can't use plink (Putty Command-Line SSH) and the error detection of the Console-Plugin

Does anyone have an idea how to solve that?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,
Is there a way to get jEdit to print a footer with the date and time the file was last saved and the total number of pages ? (I know it's possible to print the current time and date and the page number). I'm using 4.1 final.
Thanks.

Andre

Hello!

I created a gnome like icon customisation package. Some icons are missing, but fixed in the near future.

Screenshot: http://www.gear.hu/files/java/jedit/gnome_customicons.png
DL: http://www.gear.hu/files/java/jedit/gnome_customicons.jar

hi

if a runtime error ocurrres while running a java-applet, where is the error reported? isn't this supposed to happen in the console, just like the errors of java-applications? i just can't find it...

tx for any help or suggestion!

Does anyone know if there is a way to get a digest of the items in the forum? It takes about 15-30 seconds for any link that I click on to load. This is ok for reading one or two items, but for search for an answer before asking it, it's rather tedious.

In the BeanShell-Console I run cat("path/to/my/text") and it worked fine. But when I run the same command with Utilities>BeanShell>EvaluateSelection I get the error:

Sourced file: : Attempt to invoke method: print() on undefined variable or class name: output : at Line: 1 : in file: : cat ( "/home/gerd/temp/replace.txt" ).

What went wrong?

Thanks in advance,
Gerd

I am launching jEdit 4.13 from the dock - what do i need to edit to cause jedit to run with a larger RAM allotment (OS 10.3)?

In the jEdit help files it is stated:
"One solution that often works is to set or increase the allocation of memory to the heap for Java objects created by the Java Virtual Machine in which jEdit is running. Add the command line option -mxXXm to the options passed to the version of the Java application loader you are using (such as java, java.exe or javaw.exe). In place of the XX in the option, use a multiple of 16 between 32 and 128. If you already are using the option, increase the numeric portion of the -mxXXm parameter in increments of 16. Many users have good results using 48 or 64, but you should try different values for the best result on your installation."

...how do i apply this to OS X? I tried some edits to info.plist within the package, but i must have got the syntax wrong because jedit would no longer launch.

- Rhett

I started from yesterday using Jedit 4.1 final on my Linux platform and I really think this is the best free multiplatform editor you can find today.
I have just two little problems:

- I don't understand how to change the default "buffer selection" bar (I mean the bar showing the opened files) into a multi button bar (a button for each file). I know this is possible because I saw some screenshot showing Jedit configured in that way, but I still don't find the configuration option for this purpos.
- I would like to disable PC beeping when I try to go over limits with cursor (for example I have a beep when cursor is in the home corner and I push up arrow key). Is possible to disable this annoying feature mofifying some option?

Thanks in advance to anybody would help me.

Hello,

I have two questions.

1. I want to set the edit mode (highlighting) to pl-sql with a shortcut. Entering buffer options and scrolling down to the edit mode is a bit laborious.
How can I do this? I found out that I can do this by entering "buffer.mode=pl-sql" in the action bar. So I think i must be possible to create an action with it an assign a shortcut to it. But I have no clue how to do this and the help is a bit confusing.

2. Almost the same as the above. I want to insert text templates using shortcuts. Right now I use "abbreviations" or the Template plug-in but it would be much faster if I could use shortcuts (e.g. ALT+number). Is it possible to assing shortcuts to certain templates?

Can anybody help me out?
Kind regards
uhuebner

Hi there.

Does anyone know why this could happen?

So more info to better get the picture:
I have jEdit 4.1 Final, JSwatPlugin 1.5.3, JCompiler 1.5.0 and AntFarm 1.3.1 (AntHelper 0.8.2). JCompiler is using javac from Java 2 SKD 1.4.2 and in my build file used by AntFarm, I'm including
fork="true" executable="C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin\javac.exe"
compiler="javac1.4">

What happens is that, if I compile using AntFarm, JSwatPlugin (and the standalone version of JSwat also) can't resolve the line numbers. However, when I compile using JCompiler, JSwat works fine.

Does anyone know what am I doing wrong?

Cheers.

Paulo

Hello !
Using Jedit 4.2 pre13 and sql 0.98 with jdk 1.4 on Oracle 9i ;
when I try to load the object I receive a blank window !
The execute buffer runs well !
Any help ?

Olivier