tried updating - new version not found.

-Jonathan

-----Original Message-----
From: vittek@fmph.uniba.sk [mailto:vittek@fmph.uniba.sk]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 8:29 AM
To: jedit-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [ jEdit-devel ] plugin update: Xrefactory 1.6.0

Hi,

I have posted this message yesterday, but it seems it did not arrive,
sorry if you receive it twice.

The Xrefactory version 1.6.0 has been released and is ready for update
in plugin central.

The new version contains: case insensitive completions; completion
offers info about parameters when invoked after left parenthesis or
comma in a method call; symbol retrieval function accept wild
character in string to search; possibility to prune some directories
from source paths; customizable level of completions of unimported
classes and customizable moving of commentaries before and after moved
methods.

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[Name]
Xrefactory

[Version]
1.6.0

[Dependencies]
jEdit 4.1 or higher
JDK 1.4 or higher
platform: Linux-i386, Windows, Solaris9-i386 and Mac-OSX.

[Source code]
http://www.xref-tech.com/xrefactory/downloads/jedit/Xrefactory.tgz

[Binary]
http://www.xref-tech.com/xrefactory/downloads/jedit/Xrefactory.jar

[Description]
Code completion, cross references, source browsing and refactorings.

[Long description]

Xrefactory is a refactoring browser. Is is a port of Emacs Xrefactory
and is based on a shareware xref. It provides intellisense code
completion, source browser (find definition, find all usages, find
unused symbols, etc.)  class tree viewer, symbol retriever and a
refactoring browser. Refactoring allows method extraction, safe symbol
renaming, adding/removing/reordering of parameters, moving of fields
and methods among classes, moving of classes among packages, etc.
Refactoring is safe with detection of possible conflicts.
Xrefactory is scaled to work with the larges projects.

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Marian

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