From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-06-16 21:55:31
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howdy- yesterday, i added updated versions of Andre Kaplan's Clipper and WhiteSpace plugins. these packages have updated makefile.jmk's to fix the case of the JAR file names, allowing PluginManager to remove/update them on case-sensitive operating systems. Clipper 0.7.3 and WhiteSpace 0.1.2 are now available at Plugin Central. -md p.s. if you are using a case sensitive operating system, you will have to delete any old copies of these plugins manually before attempting to upgrade. |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-06-27 04:14:03
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howdy- today, i updated two packages on Plugin Central, one of them being a new addition. the first is the updated version of QuickFile, version 0.9.1 released by Andre Kaplan. the second is the new plugin, also by Andre: Code2HTML 0.1.1. QuickFile users should definitely upgrade to get ready for jEdit 2.5final and EVERYONE who is using the latest jEdit should get the Code2HTML plugin. it is *seriously* cool. Code2HTML 0.1.1: new plugin by André Kaplan which can transform jEdit's current buffer or the current selection into a visually equivalent HTML file. QuickFile 0.9.1: added 'Synchronize' feature to synchronize the quickfile directory with the current buffer's directory; undocked QuickFiles are now JFrames, not JDialogs -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-07-06 06:59:09
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howdy to you all, users of jEdit. today, i added one updated plugin and one new plugin to Plugin Central. Andre Kaplan has released the long awaited update to JBrowse. version 1.0.2 fixes all known bugs and incompatiblities with jEdit 2.5. a full list of changes is available in the file Change_History.html in the distribution. JBrowse 1.0.2 requires jEdit 2.5pre7 or higher. Matija Kejzar has released a new plugin called JEditCommander. the jEdit Commander plugin is a file manager for jEdit with an interface that resembles the well-known Norton Commander. version 0.1.3 is now available for Plugin Central or through the PluginManager. it requires at least jEdit 2.5pre5, EditBus 0.9.4, and JDK 1.2.2. i hope that you all may hack happily, now and evermore. -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-07-10 18:53:37
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howdy- yesterday, i updated Plugin Central with new versions of the BeanShell and JEditCommander plugins. version 0.3.1 of BeanShell adds a few new example scripts written by Ollie Rutherford. version 0.1.4 of JEditCommander fixes the NullPointerException that was previously being thrown whenever jEdit exited without an open JEditCommander frame. both plugins have the same version requirements as their immediate predecessors. -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-07-13 05:31:00
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hello everyone, yesterday, i updated Plugin Central with two plugins recently revamped by Andre Kaplan. from Plugin Central... * PluginHolder 0.0.5: ALL KNOWN PROBLEMS FIXED (care of André Kaplan, along with fixes by Kevin Burton from 0.0.4 that never made it here): StaticLogger references eradicated; Property file cleaned and corrected; OptionPane API bug fixed; Plugin.gif icon works now; Plugin Central friendly makefile.jmk; Docking code reviewed: PluginHolder should dock/undock safely even when QuickFile is docked; Some documentation added * BufferSelector 0.15.0: rerelease of Chris Laird's plugin, now maintained by none other than André Kaplan; BufferSelector 0.15 is an alternative to BufferTabs that could reveal to be extremely useful when you work with split panes or lots of files -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-07-15 18:31:12
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howdy- last night, i put Andre Kaplan's latest release of the HTML plugin along with a version of my XClipboard plugin updated for jEdit 2.5. * HTML 3.0: integrated JTidy; Tidy is the W3C reference tool for cleaning and correcting HTML files; uses ErrorList for error highlighting if it is installed; requires jEdit 2.5final, JDK 1.1, and EditBus 0.9.4 * XClipboard 0.2: updated for jEdit 2.5 API changes; build process for java and native code unified and (hopefully) simplified; users of older versions should reread README.Plugin and should recompile the native library; requires jEdit 2.5pre2, JDK 1.1, and Xlib header files (an Xserver probably wouldn't hurt either) -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-08-01 05:50:50
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howdy- tonight, i released André Kaplan's latest round of plugins on Plugin Central. one of them requires 2.5final, and the other two require 2.5.1. have at `em. ======= CodeAid 0.2.8: initial Plugin Central release of Jason Ginchereau's plugin, taken over by André Kaplan; requires jEdit 2.5final, JDK 1.2, and EditBus 0.9.4 Code2HTML 0.1.2: updated for jEdit 2.6pre1/2.5.1 API change; requires jEdit 2.5.1 and JDK 1.1 QuickFile 0.11: QuickFile is now holdable; requires jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, EditBus 0.9.4, and PluginHolder 0.0.5 ======= -md |
From: Jamie L. <ja...@ea...> - 2000-08-01 15:55:31
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howdy, theres seems to be a bug with codeaid. WINNT4, jdk1.3 selecting from the popup after typing a "." works correctly, using TAB, but trying to select from the popup after typing a "(" does not. i cannot select the method with either the keyboard OR the mouse. looks great though! ____________________________ ///o-o\\\ Jamie LaScolea Interface Design Engineer ja...@ea... 802.658.1154 earthcars.com, Inc. http://www.earthcars.com http://careers.earthcars.com >-----Original Message----- >From: jed...@li... >[mailto:jed...@li...]On Behalf Of mike dillon >Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 1:51 AM >To: jEdit users' list; jEdit announcement list >Subject: [ jEdit-users ] plugin updates > > >howdy- > >tonight, i released André Kaplan's latest round of plugins on >Plugin Central. >one of them requires 2.5final, and the other two require 2.5.1. > >have at `em. > >======= > >CodeAid 0.2.8: initial Plugin Central release of Jason Ginchereau's plugin, > taken over by André Kaplan; requires jEdit 2.5final, JDK >1.2, and EditBus > 0.9.4 > >Code2HTML 0.1.2: updated for jEdit 2.6pre1/2.5.1 API change; requires jEdit > 2.5.1 and JDK 1.1 > >QuickFile 0.11: QuickFile is now holdable; requires jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, > EditBus 0.9.4, and PluginHolder 0.0.5 > >======= > >-md > > >-- >----------------------------------------------- >jEdit Users' List >jEd...@li... >http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/jedit-users |
From: Todd P. <to...@da...> - 2000-08-02 14:07:41
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>theres seems to be a bug with codeaid. WINNT4, jdk1.3 >selecting from the popup after typing a "." works correctly, using TAB, but >trying to select from the popup after typing a "(" does not. i cannot select >the method with either the keyboard OR the mouse. I'm seeing the same behaviour with win98 and the sun1.3 jdk. Todd -- Todd Papaioannou @ Earth http://www.luckyspin.org Luckyspin @ TerraFirmA http://terrafirma.terra.mud.org . . . . . . . . . . . . |
From: Slava P. <sp...@gj...> - 2000-08-03 04:29:45
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Jamie LaScolea wrote: > > howdy, > theres seems to be a bug with codeaid. WINNT4, jdk1.3 > selecting from the popup after typing a "." works correctly, using TAB, but > trying to select from the popup after typing a "(" does not. i cannot select > the method with either the keyboard OR the mouse. > > looks great though! This is not a bug. Why the hell would you want to insert a method *prototype* into the buffer anyway? Andre, don't change this behaviour. Slava |
From: Jamie L. <ja...@ea...> - 2000-08-03 14:03:52
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>Jamie LaScolea wrote: >> >> howdy, >> theres seems to be a bug with codeaid. WINNT4, jdk1.3 >> selecting from the popup after typing a "." works correctly, >using TAB, but >> trying to select from the popup after typing a "(" does not. i >cannot select >> the method with either the keyboard OR the mouse. >> >> looks great though! Slava wrote: >This is not a bug. Why the hell would you want to insert a method >*prototype* into the buffer anyway? > >Andre, don't change this behaviour. well first of all, there is another minor issue with it. when it does popup, the list does not have focus unless you hit TAB first, where with the other popup, all you need to do is hit an arrow key for the list to gain focus. and second of all, why the "hell" would i want to insert a method *prototype* anyway? lets look at a scenerio where i am stubbing out some code in a quick manner, and know that i want to use a method that takes a String (or maybe i don't know what type i would like to use yet), but don't know which string (in the code) yet. so the options popup when i press "(", showing me the available methods, and since i am only stubbing out code, i choose "method( String )" (only the type) so that during my next iterative development step, i know that i need a String and not a char[]. i can see where it may have uses, so why limit ourselves to one development style? if we at least ad that ability, which i wouldn't think to be to difficult, people who want to use it can, and people who don't, don't need to. just my $.02 ____________________________ ///o-o\\\ Jamie LaScolea Interface Design Engineer ja...@ea... 802.658.1154 earthcars.com, Inc. http://www.earthcars.com http://careers.earthcars.com |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-08-07 20:02:40
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hello to you all- this message is to announce two sets of plugin updates that happened over the last week. [ plugins updated: 7-August-00 ] JIndex 0.7.2: updated for PluginHolder 0.0.5 and jEdit 2.5.1; fixed NoSuchMethodErrors reported by some users; requires JDK 1.1.x, jEdit 2.5.1, EditBus 0.9.4 and PluginHolder 0.0.5; InfoViewer 0.5.x required for viewing Javadocs JBrowse 1.1: JBrowse is now holdable; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.5.1, and PluginHolder 0.0.5 [ plugins updated: 2-August-00 ] HTML 3.1: integrated Scott Wyatt's Find Match Tag command; updated for JTidy 08jul2000; updated for 2.5.1/2.6pre1 API changes; requires jEdit 2.5final, JDK 1.1, and EditBus 0.9.4 hack on happily. -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-08-14 01:18:16
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howdy- today, i updated Plugin Central with a number of plugins that were updated or released within the last week or so. they are as follows: InfoViewer 0.5.3: updated for jEdit 2.5.1/2.6 API changes; requires jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, and EditBus 0.9.4 WhiteSpace 0.2: added "Enable White Space by default" option to OptionPane; separated "Show Tabs" and "Show Spaces" options; requires jEdit 2.5final and JDK 1.1 QuickBuffer 1.0.3: fixed versioning info; requires jEdit 2.2.1 and JDK 1.1 ErrorList 0.10: 2.6preX API compatibility fix; added support for PluginHolder; requires jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, EditBus 0.9.4, and PluginHolder 0.0.5 SendBuffer 0.1: initial Plugin Central release of a new plugin by Slava Pestov; mails the contents of a buffer via SMTP; previously in jEdit core; requires jEdit 2.6pre2 and JDK 1.1 -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-08-16 06:09:57
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hello? anybody? ... oh, there you are. this evening, i updated Plugin Central with new releases of three plugins: Console, JBrowse, and TextTools. JBrowse is a major update, but Console and TextTools are mostly just updated for compatibility with jEdit 2.6pre2. Console 2.1.3: added Microsoft Visual C++ error pattern; fixed OptionPane problem with jEdit 2.6pre2; jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, and EditBus 0.9.4 JBrowse 1.2: added automatic reparse feature; added sort feature; bug fixes: session options were not saved, small display bug when "arguments" option was checked and "formal names" not; major internal changes; requires jEdit 2.5.1, JDK 1.1, and PluginHolder 0.0.5 TextTools 1.4.5: recompiled to fix problem with jEdit 2.6pre2; requires jEdit 2.5.1 and JDK 1.1 -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-08-28 02:29:02
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hello one and all- last night, i added updated versions of three plugins to Plugin Central: ErrorList 0.11: updated for jEdit 2.6pre3 docking API; requires jEdit 2.6pre3, EditBus 0.9.4, and JDK 1.1 JIndex 0.7.3: updated for jEdit 2.6pre3 docking API; new menu entry "Plugins->JIndex->Configure" to configure the index directly; other plugins may now use the JIndex API and listen on EditBus for index creation and completion; requires jEdit 2.6pre3, EditBus 0.9.4, and JDK 1.1 JavaStyle 0.3: Dirk Moebius is now the JavaStyle maintainer; switched to the PrettyPrinter library, which is part of the JREFactory suite by Chris Seguin <se...@ac...>, since the old library, JStyle, is no longer maintained; there is, therefore, a different set of formatting options; formatting options are now under "General Options->Plugin options->JavaStyle"; requires jEdit 2.5.1 and JDK 1.1 -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-09-07 03:55:07
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hello esteemed users of jEdit- last night, i updated Plugin Central with a new version of XInsert, now maintained by Dominic Stolerman, and a new version of BufferSelector. both updated versions work only with development versions of jEdit. XInsert 1.3: now maintained by Dominic Stolerman; updated for jEdit 2.6pre3 docking API; all new scripting that is more useful/flexible than before (e.g. pop-up windows with prompts for input); inserts can be macros; more insert libraries; option pane; unlimited nested menus; variable substitution; requires jEdit 2.6pre3 and JDK 1.2 BufferSelector 0.15.2: updated for the jEdit 2.6pre5 view component hierarchy; fixed bug where BufferSelector was not always properly repainted when buffers were closed; requires jEdit 2.6pre5 and JDK 1.1 -md |
From: Chris T. <ct...@al...> - 2000-09-08 20:45:02
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Dominic- Nice job with XInsert 1.3! I downloaded jEdit 2.6pre5 and updated XInsert from PlugIn central. I particularly like the new wizards and scripting, but I had a question. As you know, I'm working on an insert.xml script for use with Ant, and having seen what the XInsert scripting can do, I'd like to use it for the ant.insert.xml. Is there any documentation for it? I didn't see any in the XInsert help file. I examined some of the insert.xml files that have XInsert scripts in them, and while I get the general idea, I wanted a little more detail, like whether you could use radio buttons and/or checkboxes instead of (or in addition to) text fields and drop down menus. I suppose if this scripting model were sophisticated enough, you could practically create a GUI for Ant using it (for example, combining several text fields, some radio buttons and checkboxes, all in one dialog box). Of course, I could go read the source code, but I was hoping there was something a little more expedient. ;-) If not, I'll just read the code. I also wanted to mention that the drop down menus look a little funny on my system. When you click on the drop down arrow, the resulting list is only one row long, but is scrollable. This isn't really a big deal, except that it appears that the bottom of the dropped-down list doesn't extend beyond the borders of the dialog box, so that I don't quite get one complete row. I'm running jdk1.2.2 on Win98. Chris Todd Software Engineer ct...@al... Alabanza Corporation > -----Original Message----- > From: jed...@li... > [mailto:jed...@li...]On Behalf Of mike dillon > Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 11:55 PM > To: jEdit announcement list; jEdit users' list > Subject: [ jEdit-users ] plugin updates > > > hello esteemed users of jEdit- > > last night, i updated Plugin Central with a new version of XInsert, now > maintained by Dominic Stolerman, and a new version of BufferSelector. both > updated versions work only with development versions of jEdit. > > XInsert 1.3: now maintained by Dominic Stolerman; updated for > jEdit 2.6pre3 > docking API; all new scripting that is more useful/flexible > than before (e.g. > pop-up windows with prompts for input); inserts can be macros; > more insert > libraries; option pane; unlimited nested menus; variable substitution; > requires jEdit 2.6pre3 and JDK 1.2 > > BufferSelector 0.15.2: updated for the jEdit 2.6pre5 view > component hierarchy; > fixed bug where BufferSelector was not always properly > repainted when buffers > were closed; requires jEdit 2.6pre5 and JDK 1.1 > > -md > > -- > ----------------------------------------------- > jEdit Users' List > jEd...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/jedit-users > |
From: Dominic S. <do...@ss...> - 2000-09-09 17:19:05
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> Dominic- > > Nice job with XInsert 1.3! I downloaded jEdit 2.6pre5 and updated XInsert > from PlugIn central. I particularly like the new wizards and scripting, but > I had a question. As you know, I'm working on an insert.xml script for use > with Ant, and having seen what the XInsert scripting can do, I'd like to use > it for the ant.insert.xml. Is there any documentation for it? I didn't see > any in the XInsert help file. I examined some of the insert.xml files that > have XInsert scripts in them, and while I get the general idea, I wanted a > little more detail, like whether you could use radio buttons and/or > checkboxes instead of (or in addition to) text fields and drop down menus. > I suppose if this scripting model were sophisticated enough, you could > practically create a GUI for Ant using it (for example, combining several > text fields, some radio buttons and checkboxes, all in one dialog box). Of > course, I could go read the source code, but I was hoping there was > something a little more expedient. ;-) If not, I'll just read the code. Thanks :). Currently there is no documentation for the scripting but there will be soon. The boxes can only have textfields, and Editable/Uneditable combo boxes currently. I don't anticipate adding more features to the dialogs now, but you can call any static java function from a script, so if you wanted to design a dialog in java you could write a script to display it. It would also be relativley easy to add other scripting languages (e.g. BeanShell, JavaScript) if there was demand. If you want to call a java function just put "{! package.class.method(argument) }" into the script. The method must be public static, and take a String argument and if it returns a String this is inserted into the buffer. I did try to have a ScriptContext object (containing references to the currnent buffer/view and methods for storing retrieving variables) passed to the method, but this caused some very odd errors. Currently the scripting code is a bit messy, but if you can wait until the next version I will be cleaning up the code, trying to fix the bugs and will write documentation and sample scripts. > I also wanted to mention that the drop down menus look a little funny on my > system. When you click on the drop down arrow, the resulting list is only > one row long, but is scrollable. This isn't really a big deal, except that > it appears that the bottom of the dropped-down list doesn't extend beyond > the borders of the dialog box, so that I don't quite get one complete row. > I'm running jdk1.2.2 on Win98. The drop down menus are just JComboBox's, it appears that a bug jdk1.2.2 does not let them go outside of the dialog they are in. This seems to be fixed in jdk1.3. I don't know what would be best todo to fix this? I could make the dialog a bit taller but it would still only show two or three rows. Dominic |
From: Dominic S. <do...@ss...> - 2000-09-09 17:38:51
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> If you want to call a java function just put "{! > package.class.method(argument) }" into the script. The method must be public > static, and take a String argument and if it returns a String this is > inserted into the buffer. I did try to have a ScriptContext object > (containing references to the currnent buffer/view and methods for storing > retrieving variables) passed to the method, but this caused some very odd > errors. > Currently the scripting code is a bit messy, but if you can wait until the > next version I will be cleaning up the code, trying to fix the bugs and will > write documentation and sample scripts. Oops, Sorry I did include the ScriptContext Oject in the release - so the java method must have two arguments - the first a java.lang.Object which is a net.sourceforge.jedit.xinsert.ScriptContext and the second is the String argument. A word of warning though - if you try to cast the Object to ScriptContext it throws a ClassCastException - I have no idea why. Anyway I will try to fix this for the next release. Dominic |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-09-13 21:48:21
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hello- today, i packaged Andre Kaplan's latest round of plugin releases and placed them on Plugin Central. now available are the following new releases: BufferSelector 0.15.3: BufferSelector was not properly repainted when buffers changed state; requires JDK 1.1 and jEdit 2.6pre5 JBrowse 1.3: no longer requires PluginHolder; uses jEdit core docking API; automatic reparse was broken when a new buffer was loaded; requires jEdit 2.6pre6 and JDK 1.1 QuickFile 0.12: no longer requires PluginHolder; uses jEdit core docking API; requires jEdit 2.6pre6 and JDK 1.1 all of these plugins require a recent development version of jEdit. -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-10-30 15:45:15
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hello folks- yesterday, i added a number of updated plugins to Plugin Central. Clipper 0.8: uses jEdit's Dockable API; no longer requires PluginHolder; requires jEdit 2.6pre6 and JDK 1.1 HTML 3.2: updated for tidy 04aug2000; integrated Close last open tag command by Ollie Rutherfurd; replaced To Entities command by Characters to Entities (characters to HTML 4 entities or numeric entities); replaced To Accents command by Entities to Characters (HTML 4 entities or numeric entities to characters); requires jEdit 2.6pre6, JDK 1.1, and EditBus 0.9.4; indirectly requires ErrorList JBrowse 1.3.1: fixed bug where JBrowse tree would close arbitrary branches upon losing keyboard focus; fixed bug with using JBrowse on files opened through the FTP VFS; requires jEdit 2.6pre9 and JDK 1.1 JCompiler 0.7.1: now recognizes "Notes" as compiler warnings; bugfix: SecurityException and unknown method when run on JDK 1.1.x; uses ErrorList; uses Console: JCompiler is a ConsoleShell now; configurable regular expression for parsing errors; show errors incrementally instead of after the compile run; uses reflection to call sun.tools.javac.Main.main(); removed API doc from distribution (developers can create them for themselves!); use jmk again (like all other plugins), removed other makefiles; moved source back to package "jcompiler"; removed stack trace parser; integrated neccessary parts of buildtools, obsoleting the need for the BuildTools plugin; tons of bug fixes; requires jEdit 2.6pre7, JDK 1.1 (not JRE), EditBus 0.9.4; indirectly requires ErrorList 0.11 and Console 2.2 -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-11-02 02:36:15
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howdy- as jEdit 2.6final looms larger and nearer, it's time for the plugin authors to get their plugins shaped-up, or shipped-out. the batch of updates includes Console, BeanShell, EditBus, JCompiler, and ProjectViewer. the NetRexxJe plugin was not included this time around, at the author's request (there was a fatal bug under Linux). Console 2.3: 'Stop' button added to console window; 'cd' command to change directories (works only under JDK 1.3); require JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre5, and EditBus 0.10 BeanShell 0.3.3: updates for Console 2.3; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre5, EditBus 0.10, and Console 2.3 EditBus 0.10: moved Shell and Output interfaces to Console plugin; requires JDK 1.1 and jEdit 2.4.2 JCompiler 0.7.2: fixed NPE if compile process completed very fast on JDK 1.1; fixed bug where you won't see anything, if JCompilerShell is not started (updated for Console 2.3 API); better error messages if tools.jar is missing; requires JDK 1.1 (1.2+ to compile), EditBus 0.10, Console 2.3, and jEdit 2.6pre7 ProjectViewer 1.0.1: uses 2.6pre3 window docking API (no longer depends on PluginHolder); StaticLogger class removed; everything moved from net.sourceforge.jedit.projectviewer to projectviewer; 'version' property fixed; requires JDK 1.1 and jEdit 2.6pre3 -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-11-03 06:39:23
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greetings- round two of the shape-up-or-ship-out series brings us three plugin updates and (eek!) one plugin addition. all of these plugins require jEdit 2.6 (two are pre6, two are pre9). CodeAid 0.2.9: updated for jEdit 2.6; requires JDK 1.2, jEdit 2.6pre9, and EditBus 0.9.4 JavaInsight 0.2: shortened package name; updated for jode 1.0.93; Dockable (no longer Holdable); corrected errors in .props file; integrates the most recent CVS BuildTools with minor corrections; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre9, and JODE 1.0.93 (included) NetRexxJe 0.01: new plugin by Satguru P. Srivastava; written in NetRexx; allows you to easily compile and run NetRexx programs from within the jEdit environment; requires JDK 1.3, jEdit 2.6pre6, EditBus 0.9.4, and NetRexx 2.00 (available at <http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/NetRexx>); ErrorList 0.11 strongly recommended HTML 3.2.1: fixed EOL bug; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre6, EditBus 0.9.4, and Tidy 04aug2000r4 (included); ErrorList 0.11 strongly recommended -md |
From: mike d. <md...@st...> - 2000-11-04 20:29:34
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hello plugin groupies- in what should prove to be the last round of the shape-em-up-or-ship-em-out updates, i have updated Plugin Central for the third time in a week. this update brings new versions of the BufferList, JavaStyle, HTML, and JavaInsight plugins HTML 3.2.2: Bug fix release: the EOL bug also occurred when generating JTidy config files; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre6, EditBus 0.9.4, and Tidy 04aug2000r4 (included); ErrorList 0.11 strongly recommended JavaInsight 0.2.1: removed StaticLogger; added documentation; requires JDK 1.1, jEdit 2.6pre9, and JODE 1.0.93 (included) BufferList 0.2: directory now shown in a separate column; keyboard navigation: [enter] to open file, [tab] to switch between the two lists, [esc] to close window (if docked); new option pane in the plugin options; options to turn off second column and horizontal and vertical lines; the two actions are now called "BufferList" (internal name: "bufferlist") and "Bring BufferList to front" (internal name: "bufferlist-to-front"); bugfix: handle split views correctly; bugfix: divider position was not set properly on Swing versions < Kestrel; bugfix: NPE on "Create New View"; requires JDK 1.1 and jEdit 2.6pre7 JavaStyle 0.3.1: updated to JREFactory 2.5.20; fixed EOL bug; requires JDK 1.1 and jEdit 2.6pre7 -md |
From: Dirk M. <dmo...@gm...> - 2000-11-04 21:42:05
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> BufferList 0.2: directory now shown in a separate column; keyboard navigation: > [enter] to open file, [tab] to switch between the two lists, [esc] to close > window (if docked); ... if NOT docked, actually. Dirk. |