From: Max <lis...@ma...> - 2003-03-14 10:26:37
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Hello, I used to use FastOpen 1000 times a day. After upgrading to jEdit4.1 and FastOpen 0.7 I have a problem. When I push the shortcut key which opens the fastopen window, the keyboard focus is not put to the FastOpen window. Is this a known problem or is it something about my preferences ? Thanks, Max. |
From: Graeme P. <gf...@pa...> - 2003-03-14 23:15:10
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> > I used to use FastOpen 1000 times a day. After upgrading to > jEdit4.1 and > FastOpen 0.7 > I have a problem. > > When I push the shortcut key which opens the fastopen window, the > keyboard focus > is not put to the FastOpen window. > > Is this a known problem or is it something about my preferences ? I attempted to test this but I can't even get fast open to work - I have the project viewer installed and docked and a project selected (what does "selected" mean) but I get the following errors in a dialog box when I try to run fast open. I've only been using JEdit for about a week so I should have the latest (non CVS) versions of everything - (how do I find out what the fast open plugin version I have is?) "A bean shell error occurred" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: projectviewer/Launcher at com.patelsoft.fastopen.FastOpen.<init>(Unknown Source) at com.patelsoft.fastopen.FastOpenPlugin.getFastOpenInstance(Unknown Source) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) and a bunch more. What could I be doing wrong? I have the latest SUN JDK and JRE/JVM installed. What is the difference between a JRE and a JVM? Is it possible my computer is using the Microsoft JVM still. I have the SUM JRE plugin configured to let the Microsoft JVM be used in Internet explorer. Graeme |
From: Marcelo V. <mar...@po...> - 2003-03-14 23:35:28
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Graeme Prentice wrote: > What could I be doing wrong? FastOpen 0.6 doesn't work with ProjectViewer 2.0. (Maybe this should be in the front page, along with the Windows crash notice?) Look through the list archives and you'll find a link to the 0.7 version that'll be released in plugin central as soon as Mike wakes up. :-) -- Marcelo Vanzin mar...@po... "Life is too short to drink cheap beer" |
From: Graeme P. <gf...@pa...> - 2003-03-15 01:29:58
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>=20 > Graeme Prentice wrote: > > What could I be doing wrong? >=20 > FastOpen 0.6 doesn't work with ProjectViewer 2.0.=20 > (Maybe this should be=20 > in the front page, along with the Windows crash notice?) >=20 > Look through the list archives and you'll find a link=20 > to the 0.7 version that'll be released in plugin central as=20 > soon as Mike wakes up. :-) Thanks - I have 0.7 version loaded now and it works. Regarding the keyboard focus that Max was asking about, I've found that = (for me) the focus does go to the fast open dialog box but it goes to one of three places - 1. the file list area, 2. the project combo box or 3. the edit box - according to wherever the focus last was when you last = closed it. =20 Fast open lets you assign shortcuts to 4 things - 1."show fast open = window" 2. toggle 3. new floating fast open 4.fast open - of these, the = escape key works only in #1. Also, until you select a project in the fast open dialog box the very first time, #1 refuses to open the dialog box and = says "you must select a project" - which you have to do by using #2,#3 or #4 = (I think), which do not appear as menu options. Fast open 0.7 does work without the project viewer open and docked now as the 0.7 release notes = say. I also had a problem with the project viewer - when I had it docked and selected "all projects" and then played around with the project trees, = then switched to the one test project I have, the "working files" list = refused to update at all. If I open a new floating instance of the project viewer, then the working files update ok. I had to undock the project viewer = then redock it again to get the working files list to show correctly. (does anyone know what omphalikosis is! - I can't find it in any = dictionary) Graeme |