#143 CheckStylePlugin in cvs

[Oliver Epper]

After giving myself kind of a hard time I've commited
the new version of the CheckStylePlugin to the jedit
cvs, meanwhile.
This release has the ability to check all the opened
buffers that are in java mode as an enhancement to the
old version.

[Jeffrey Hoyt]

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Oliver,

I need you to tag the files you want me to use for the
build. Also, please see:

http://plugins.jedit.org/releasing.php

and provide all the necessary information.

Thanks,

Jeff

[Oliver Epper]

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Name:
CheckStylePlugin

Version:
0.2.2.1

Author:
Oliver Epper <oliver@epper.de>

Requirements:
jdk 1.4
jEdit 4.2final
ErrorListPlugin 1.3.2
CheckStyle 3.5 (checkstyle-all-3.5.jar in cvs)
(should be bundled, build.xml copies it to install.dir)

Announcement:
This plugin uses the new jEdit plugin api, as well as
the new
checkstyle api, which makes it possible to use it with
checkstyle 4.0 (cvs) which has a rudimentary support for
java 5.
It can check the actual buffer, as well as all the
opened buffers
that are in java mode.

Source Code:
In jEdit CVS:
Module Name: plugins/CheckStyle
Tag: CheckStylePlugin-0_2_2_1

[Jeffrey Hoyt]

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Oliver,

Thanks! It's packaged, and went pretty easily, but I don't
know how to use it. Can you give me a quick test to see if
it's working? Adding help documentataion would be useful.

Thanks,

Jeff

[Oliver Epper]

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Hi Jeff !

You're right ! Not having the plugin documented in the first
place can be considered as a bug :( I'll provide some
documentation as soon as I befriend with the docbook setup
in the plugin repos.

To test the plugin you need to provide it with a valid
CheckStyle configuration. (Plugin Options/CheckStyle).
You can download the common CheckStyle config from here:
http://oliver.epper.de/sun_checks.xml

Thanks for your work !
Oliver

[Jeffrey Hoyt]

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Actually, you can just put it in html and include it in the
jar file directly. The JCompiler plugin does it that way.
He has an index.html file in the same directory as his
build.xml file and his 'dist' target in ant looks like:

<target name="dist" depends="compile">
<mkdir dir="${install.dir}"/>
<jar jarfile="${install.dir}/JCompiler.jar">
<fileset dir="${build.dir}"/>
<fileset dir="${src.dir}">
<include name="actions.xml"/>
<include name="services.xml"/>
<include
name="JCompilerPlugin.props"/>
<include name="index.html"/>
<include name="**/*.gif"/>
</fileset>
</jar>
</target>

It's in the plugins CVS repository if you want to play with it.

Jeff

[Jeffrey Hoyt]

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Packaged and tested. Thanks for your patience, Oliver.

Jeff