- Introduce variable refactoring.
- Copy, cut, paste actions that operate on whole line when no text is selected.
- Smarter autocompletion of brackets and quotes; won't add extra
closing bracket/quote when you type closing char and there is already
a closing char present.
- Progressive selection now handling method selection better.
Other features include:
- Syntax highlighting
- Syntax error checking
- Edit history navigation
- Auto indent and insert end
- Integrated RDoc viewer
- Quote and bracket completion
- Structure browser
- Type-based code completion
- Progressive selection
- File structure navigation popup
- Scope highlighting
Features from core jEdit or other plugins include:
- Code folding
- Code markers
- Split panes
- Autocompletion of HTML/XML elements via XML plugin
- XPath expression evaluator via XSLT plugin
- Visual diffs via JDiff plugin
- Project managment via Project Viewer plugin
- Introduce variable refactoring.
- Copy, cut, paste actions that operate on whole line when no text is
selected.
- Smarter autocompletion of brackets and quotes; won't add extra
closing bracket/quote when you type closing char and there is already
a closing char present.
- Progressive selection now handling method selection better.
Other features include:
- Syntax highlighting
- Syntax error checking
- Edit history navigation
- Auto indent and insert end
- Integrated RDoc viewer
- Quote and bracket completion
- Structure browser
- Type-based code completion
- Progressive selection
- File structure navigation popup
- Scope highlighting
Features from core jEdit or other plugins include:
- Code folding
- Code markers
- Split panes
- Autocompletion of HTML/XML elements via XML plugin
- XPath expression evaluator via XSLT plugin
- Visual diffs via JDiff plugin
- Project managment via Project Viewer plugin
I followed the instructions, but when I run jedit after installing the plugins, I get an error message about RubyPlugin.jar:
The following plugin cannot be loaded:
C:\Documents and Settings\vjoel\.jedit\jars\RubyPlugin.jar:
Cannot load: java.util.zip.ZipException: error in opening zip file
The most likely reason is that the JAR file is corrupt; try
reinstalling it. See Utilities->Troubleshooting->Activity Log
for a full stack trace.
What did I do wrong?
I downloaded it again with the same result.
The file also fails to open with java when I right click in Explorer and select "open with... java". Same error, essentially.
This is a completely clean install--I've never used jedit before.
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vjoel : Joel VanderWerf : path berkeley edu : 510 665 3407
I followed the instructions, but when I run jedit after installing the
plugins, I get an error message about RubyPlugin.jar:
The following plugin cannot be loaded:
C:\Documents and Settings\vjoel\.jedit\jars\RubyPlugin.jar:
Cannot load: java.util.zip.ZipException: error in opening zip file
The most likely reason is that the JAR file is corrupt; try
reinstalling it. See Utilities->Troubleshooting->Activity Log
for a full stack trace.
What did I do wrong?
I guess nothing (except I did it wrong as well).
The problem seems to be, that the server sends these jar-files with
content-type text/plain, which could cause Firefox (what do you use?) to
not treat it as binary files.
Downloading with InternetExplorer could work (its autodetection of
content-type identified the file as being .zip), but I never tested it.
Used wget to download and it works.
I downloaded it again with the same result.
The file also fails to open with java when I right click in Explorer and
select "open with... java". Same error, essentially.
This is a completely clean install--I've never used jedit before.
It is not an issue with jedit but the server configuration. I guess.
I followed the instructions, but when I run jedit after installing the
plugins, I get an error message about RubyPlugin.jar:
The following plugin cannot be loaded:
C:\Documents and Settings\vjoel\.jedit\jars\RubyPlugin.jar:
Cannot load: java.util.zip.ZipException: error in opening zip file
The most likely reason is that the JAR file is corrupt; try
reinstalling it. See Utilities->Troubleshooting->Activity Log
for a full stack trace.
What did I do wrong?
I guess nothing (except I did it wrong as well).
The problem seems to be, that the server sends these jar-files with
content-type text/plain, which could cause Firefox (what do you use?) to
not treat it as binary files.
Downloading with InternetExplorer could work (its autodetection of
content-type identified the file as being .zip), but I never tested it.
Used wget to download and it works.
Thanks! I did use firefox. I'm using wget instead, and.... that did it!
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vjoel : Joel VanderWerf : path berkeley edu : 510 665 3407
