Re: [ jEdit-devel ] An MDI interface for jedit

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Sounds good. Because you haven't mentioned it (but I have seen it on the 
website): one edit pane becomes a MDI desktop, so you can still use 
jedit the way before. Or you could have multiple MDIs in multiple edit 
panes. And the views are not touched by this. (Correct me, if I am wrong).

For making testing easier, you should put a compiled jedit.jar on the 
website. Copying the modified files into a cvs version of jedit and 
building a separate version is kind of a barrier... ;-)

If it's stable, I'd suggest this a nice feature improvement and Slava 
should integrate it into the 4.3 version of jEdit (the current branch is 
not accepting new features anymore).

Alex

Brian Hawkins wrote:
> I think it is mature enough to share with others.  I've made it so jedit 
> can have a multi document interface.  Because of the incestuous nature 
> of the code I ended up modifying more code then I had at first hoped.
> 
> There are several things that still need work on but I thought others 
> would want a go at it as it stands.  I've placed the modified files plus 
> a screen shot on this web page http://www.activeclickweb.com/java/jedit
> 
> I hope that I didn't break some functionality or plugin with what I've 
> done, so if some of you could download and try it you may find things I 
> have not.
> 
> Thanks
> Brian
> 
> 
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