When I use JDK 5.0 generics syntax in the JEdit editor pane, CodeAid cannot parse the buffer, and so I get no autocomplete popups.

Is this going to be fixed soon?

When I click on View > New Plain View, I get a view that contains: Menubar: File, Edit, Search, etc. Toolbar: <<= =>> Buffer Switcher [If I have it on] Buffer Tabs ==== ruler ===== Text Area The strange <<= and =>> in the Toolbar are not part of the configured list when I view Global Options. They don't seem to actually do anything (clicking does nothing). In fact, they look like pale gray versions of the black Back and Forward buttons in the help browser. How can I make them, and the whole toolbar, disappear? How can I make the buffer tabs and/or the buffer switcher disappear on "Plain Views" but not on my Main view? Ideally, I'd like the buffer name in the window bar, a ruler, and the text area, and nothing else. Absent that, I'd accept a File/Edit menubar. But that's PLAIN. I want PLAIN. I sure don't want a half inch of empty space with two dead buttons in it. Comment? =Austin

Guys, i'm switching from windows to Debian 3.1 and having different little yet annoying issues trying to make JEdit operate exactly the same way as it does on my XP box.

I'm almost there but there's one problem which i can't resolve myself - fonts.

For some reason JEdit doesn't show fonts i copied from XP while KDE and GNOME have no problems with that. What can be causing this?

I'm using JEdit 4.2 final with j2sdk-1.4.2.06...

I've encountered a problem with syntax highlighting and MIPS assembly language.
I use the assembly-r2000 editing mode and it works almost perfectly, except that the register name $t0 is not being coloured up. All other registers as far as I can see are coloured green except this one which stays black.

If your not familier with using registers replace that word with variable names.

I was hoping to find someone that has some experience with using jEdit for writing mips code or someone with experience of editing syntax specifications so that I could possibly alter the program to include the register $t0.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. At the moment I feel like I'm missing something obvious since it seems a silly thing to be happening.

In all other applications that I use under Windows, touching and then releasing the ALT key makes the menu bar active, with the "accelerator" keys for each main menu item underlined or highlighted.

This doesn't work under jEdit--the only way to get to a menu item (at least for mouse-phobic people like me) is to hold the ALT key down while guessing the letter for the main menu item (F for File, E for Edit, etc.).

Is this a property of jEdit, or of Java? Is there a way to fix it (and I do mean "fix", since I believe the sticky-ALT behavior is standard in MS-Windows)?

Hello

I've been using phpEclipse but I've been looking at PHP Designer 2005. How does jEdit compare to these for php development?

I've found Eclipse can be a unstable in that I have to periodically re-install it in Windows. Plus I currently only have a Pentium 2 at home.

I've also got Netbeans 4.1 loaded for JSP2/Servlets

Thanks

Peter Mount

Using jEdit to edit Ruby source code, using the RubyPlugin 0.6.9, I try to run the current buffer, e.g. by launching run from the action Action Bar. This causes following popup: 'No Interpreter Defined - There is no interpreter associated with this buffer. You can specify interpreters on a mode-specific basis in the Utilities->Global Options dialog box.'
For one, I would expect that the RubyPlugin would define ruby as the interpreter for ruby mode buffers.
For two, I have looked in vain through the Global Options dialog and I can not find an option to define compilers/interpreters on a mode-specific basis. I feel so stupid, as I have seen that panel while I was initially playing around with jEdit. But I can't find it anymore!?
Can anybody give me a pointer?
TIA, Guido

Hi,

I want to retrieve the values in the jEitor (what ever we typed in the editor) and store into a database.
if any body have this idea, then can you tell me?


Thanks & Regards,
Balamurugan SE

HI, I use jedit 4.2final version
I think that everyone that use jedit has installed buffer tabs plugin.(sorry for my english)
With a lot of buffer, i need to color the tabs for reach my code fastly.
How i can do this? I check the options

plugin->plugin options->buffer tabs->"enable colored tabs"
Now, where is my colored tabs? I want to color my tabs like green, red ecc, not only with the color of my interface(I use debian linux with xorg)
Any help?

Second problem:
I use in my code new java 5.0 feature like this:
java.util.LinkedList<E> from java api example: LinkedList<String> list = new LinkedList<String>();
When I try to reformat buffer with JavAstyle reformat buffer (another useful plugins) the parser say: parser exception.
The plugin is updated.
Anyone can solve my problems?
tnx

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