Evan Huff

Was able to replicate this on jEdit 5.7.0, Java 25, macOS 27.2, so it doesn’t appear to be specific to Windows or Java 21. Replication steps: Open any file in jEdit. Choose Macros -> Misc -> Buffer_to_HyperSearch_Results. Result: a “BeanShell Error” dialog appears immediately: org.gjt.sp.jedit.bsh.Capabilities$Unavailable: Accessibility unavailable at org.gjt.sp.jedit.bsh.Capabilities.setAccessibility(Capabilities.java:82) In my test only the setAccessibility() error appeared. The constructor and...

I was not able to replicate this on jEdit 5.7.0, Java 25, macOS 27.2. Steps I used: With another application window open behind jEdit, open a short file containing the word “Fidd.” Open the search dialog (⌘F), search the current buffer for a word not in the file (“abcd”), with Ignore case unchecked. Close the search dialog. Result: jEdit remained in front and kept keyboard focus; I could type in the buffer immediately. It's possible that this bug has since been fixed on jEdit 5.7.0 or that it's a...

I was able to replicate this on jEdit 5.7.0, Java 25, macOS 27.2. Here is a set of replication steps that doesn’t depend on a specific home directory: Create a test folder structure: test/parent/child/file.txt Open Utilities → File System Browser and navigate to the test folder. Expand parent, then expand child. Right-click child and choose Delete, then confirm. Expected: the folder is deleted with no error. Actual: an “I/O Error” dialog appears: “/…/parent/child: Cannot list directory.” Note: in...

I was able to replicate this on jEdit 5.7.0, Java 25, macOS 27.2, following the steps as written. One additional observation: after the incorrect prompt (“The file ab.txt already exists. Are you sure you want to overwrite it?”), clicking Yes actually saves the new buffer to a.txt as intended, and ab.txt is left unchanged. So the save itself appears to work correctly; the problem seems to be that the overwrite confirmation checks/names the previously selected file rather than the name currently in...

I was able to reproduce this on jEdit version 5.7.0, Java 25 and macOS 27.2. Simple set of replication steps: Create new file containing single line: "this is a short test sentence" Open Search -> Find Enter "sentence" in Search for, and check "Whole word" Click Find. Expected: The occurrence of "sentence" at the end of the line is found. Actual: No match is found.