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I think that this is what occasionally locks up my keyboard also. In my case, the keyboard becomes unusable in all open applications, so I have to reboot to recover. Leslie Platform: Linux Distribution: openSUSE Leap 15.4 (x86_64) openjdk version "21.0.3" 2024-04-16 OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 21.0.3+9-suse-lp155.51.3-x8664) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 21.0.3+9-suse-lp155.51.3-x8664, mixed mode, sharing) jEdit 5.6.0 On 2024-05-02 14:23:16 Damien via jEdit-devel wrote: [bugs:#4134] jEdit...

Add string methods containsAbbrev() and caselessContainsAbbrev()

A similar issue happens for me with jEdit 5.6.0. When it starts up the fonts in the main window are set according to Utilities => Global => Appearance, but the fonts in other windows that I open (help, file browser, utility, etc.) are almost too small to read. Toggling the size of any of the three fonts in Global => Appearance makes their sizes all conformant to the Appearance settings until the editor is closed; the next time it is opened, the tiny fonts are back.

A similar issue happens for me with jEdit 5.6.0. When it starts up the fonts in the main window are set according to Global Appearance, but the fonts in other windows that I open (help, file browser, utility, etc.) are almost too small to read. Toggling the size of any of the three fonts in Global => Appearance makes their sizes all conformant to the Appearance setting until the editor is closed; the next time it is opened, the tiny fonts are back.

Even before Kedit, this feature was provided in the z/VM CMS Xedit editor with the all command; its syntax there is all /string/... where /string/ is any string delimited by / or any other special character not present in string; if /string/ is preceded by ¬ (not), the match is inverted; multiple strings may be joined by | (or) or & (and); in jEdit, a regular expression could do the same. A similar all command is provided by the X2 text editor.

Even before Kedit, this feature was provided in the z/VM CMS Xedit editor with the all command; its syntax there is all /string/... where /string/ is any string delimited by / * or any other special character not present in string; if /string*/ is preceded by ¬ (not) the match is inverted; multiple strings may be joined by | (or) or & (and); in jEdit, a regular expression could do the same. A similar all command is provided by the X2 text editor.

Even before Kedit, this feature was provided in the z/VM CMS Xedit editor with the all command; its syntax there is all /string/... where /string/ is any string delimited by /* or any other special character not present in string; if /string*/ is preceded by ¬ (not) the match is inverted; multiple strings may be joined by | (or) or & (and); in jEdit, a regular expression could do the same. A similar all command is provided by the X2 text editor.

Even before Kedit, this feature was provided in the z/VM CMS Xedit editor with the all command; its syntax there is all /*string*/... where /string/ is any string delimited by /* or any other special character not present in string; if /string*/ is preceded by ¬ (not) the match is inverted; multiple strings may be joined by | (or) or & (and); in jEdit, a regular expression could do the same. A similar all command is provided by the X2 text editor.