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Riyad said:
> What type of view are you using? Internal/Standard? you can check this by
> editing the config/jhtml.prefs file.

Standard, I guess:
[Editor]
# Set to internal if you want to use internal frames A LA Interdev, else set to default if you want to use the default view A LA Textpad.
jhtml.mainWindowLayout default

> I just tested JHTML with both standard views and internal views and opening
> a file worked both times. I am testing this on windows2k with JDK 1.3. What
> JDK are you using?

OK, I see that it's 1.2, so I'm downloading 1.3 (j2re1_3_0-win.exe)
from Sun.

Later: That did the trick! Thanks for asking.

Lane

---- 
Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
---- 

What type of view are you using? Internal/Standard? you can check this by
editing the config/jhtml.prefs file.

I just tested JHTML with both standard views and internal views and opening
a file worked both times. I am testing this on windows2k with JDK 1.3. What
JDK are you using? I don't test JHTML with JDK 1.2/1.2.2 because there are
tabbing issues with the text components and Swing and the tabs getting
consumed by the focus manager. In 1.3 this was fixed.

Are you using the prerelease 1.3 or the final 1.3 JDK for win98?

Best wishes,

-Riyad

> -----Original Message-----
> From: jht...@li...
> [mailto:jht...@li...]On Behalf Of Lane Lester
> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 4:11 AM
> To: JHTML
> Subject: [Jhtml-devel] Won't Load A File
>
>
> With JHTML running in Win98, it will start a new document, but it
> won't load
> an old one. The Open File dialogue seems to work OK, but after
> you click OK,
> nothing appears in the main window.
> --
> Lane
> ____
> Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
> Using Linux to get where I want to go...
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With JHTML running in Win98, it will start a new document, but it won't load
an old one. The Open File dialogue seems to work OK, but after you click OK,
nothing appears in the main window.
-- 
Lane
____ 
Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
Using Linux to get where I want to go...

Work continues on prerelease 3 while we are finishing up the implementation
of the menu functions.

Anyone have any ideas on how to parse the Row/Col position
of the carret just from the cursor offset from the begining
of file? This is plaguing me. Also, how do I turn off word
wrapping in a JTextPane?

I also need a way to analyze all incomming chararcters...
but I think this can be handled by wrapping the inputstream
with a listener maybe...

  -- 
Riyad Kalla
General Partner, Multimedia & Design
rk...@tr...
http://www.transitivesys.com

Ok, after evaluating JHTML with JDK 1.3 it looks like the tabbing in
JTextPane has been fixed, so developement will continue on JHTML and the JDK
requirements will be upgraded to 1.3 for proper functionality.

Developement will hold off until the first release candidates of JDK 1.3 are
available for Linux so JHTML can be used across all major platforms.

Riyad Kalla
General Partner, Multimedia & Design
rk...@tr...
http://www.transitivesys.com

After extensive research into the areas of: Syntax Highlighting, 
Plugin support, Auto indentation, Right click tag editing,
etc. I have decided to pause the developement of this
project until a new design paradigm has been developed.
Currently the code works very well with its current design.
Its not very extensible, not dynamic ( runtime plugins, etc) at all, 
and I have yet to figure out the most efficient
manner in which to implement Syntax Highlighting ( which is
the sticking point at the time of this writing ). If anyone
has any information on any of these topics, please email
me, I will greatly appreciate it. However, please do not
suggest using precoded classes (i.e. JEdit's components ),
that would defeat the original purpose of this project,
which is to learn as we go :) 

--  
Riyad Kalla 
General Partner, Multimedia & Design
rk...@tr...
http://www.transitivesys.com