Re: [ jEdit-devel ] Code insight / context help for ColdFusion

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Hi

I started a small plugin to view TeX Winhelp files from jEdit.

I extended this plugin, so that you can define mode-dependent help
files. 
(tested under Win98; not optimal: for every mode-change saves the
current mode settings)

You can download the plugin here (source included):
http://www.hartmath.org/archive/ContextHelp1_0.zip

Simply insert the *.jar file in the plugins directory.

You can configure the winhelp files in the Plugins options panel.
Filenames starting with "file:" or "http:" are opened with the internal
HelpViewer.

If you installed the plugin, you should define a shortcut (like Ctrl+F1)
for example.
If you mark a word with a double-click and press Ctrl+F1 the Context 
HelpWindow for the word should appear.

Justin MacCarthy schrieb:
> 
> Hi, all Im new to the dev list so bear with me.
> 
> Hi I'm involved with cf development for many years and have recommend jedit to most people especially those using linux.
> 
> However most on windows still use the ColdFusion studio. I think the 2 things missing for jEdit for CF users  are context help for Coldfusion language and code insight (ie pop for methods and expressions / completion  )
> 
> I confirmed this to some extent with a quick poll on the cf-linux  mailing list (BTW good few linux users in Macromedia/ Allaire are using jEdit!!)
> 
> There seem to be a few projects that would supply this functionality to jEdit with some modification. So my question is this , where should I start to look at these two areas, are there plugins with have this functionality and only need a settings file for ColdFusion ??
> 
> I think these additions would really add to the jEdit userbase and also allow some CF/Windows developers move to the Linux enviroment without feeling they are losing too much dump cfstudio
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Justin
> 
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