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From: Zhanikeev M. <ma...@vu...> - 2003-03-18 01:01:23
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Hi, list, Sorry about the previous blank mail from me, it was an accident. I have to start my introduction from the statement that I love JEdit ... for a couple of months now, ever since I found it on the web, and started using it some, then some more, and now most of the time. The only slight lack of a feature of two still keep me from using it exclusively over emacs for all my work, is the fact that it seem to do only Shift_JIS out of the three japanese encodings, which is sad for most of the development in japanese on linux platform is done in EUC. I googled on the EUC in connection with JEdit, and couldn't find anything. Then I looked in the plugins and it wasn't there too. Besides, I am not completely sure whether this is a core feature or has to be plugged it. Well, anyway, if the feature is already implemented somewhere in the debris of development activities of which I am sure there's plenty around JEdit, then I guess I wasted a bullet. I got the logic for SJIS - EUC translations, and besides, Java's native tool does both SJIC and EUC, so I guess program-wise there should be no limitation whatsoever to implement it. So, just like I said, I am shooting in the dark room, so whatever somes back from you should be an enlightment. I would love to participate in the development apart from that encoding issue as well, and have already started reading the programmer's guide, but any quick first-hand "Come on in" from the list would be great as well. Whatever comes back will be greately appreciated. marat |