

Note that I am running jEdit under OpenJDK because Sun/Oracle Java is annoying to get hold of at the moment, and generally somewhat evil. Which enabled me to run the jEdit I had built from my system menu. Icon=/home/andy/code/public/jedit/jEdit/doc/jedit.png desktop shortcut file in ~/.local/share/applications/sktop like this: Įxec=java -jar /home/andy/code/public/jedit/jEdit/build/jedit.jar -settings=/home/andy/code/public/jedit/jEdit/build/settings %U can anyone help me Select your preferred way to display the comments and click Save settings to activate your.
#Jedit for java how to#
but now im have a mac, but there is no console button, and i dont know how to compile it. I could have copied the junit.jar into the jars dir and I think it would have worked, but I want to do it “properly”…įinally, I made a. and in PC, at the bottom, there is a console and i type 'javac' and 'java' to compile and run java program. The problem I haven’t solved yet is that the FTP plugin requires JUnit. Surely something should do this for me automatically?

name "*.props" | xargs grep "depend.*plugin" To find out the dependencies of all plugins and therefore what order to build them, I did this: find. Git clone git:///andybalaam/jslint-plugin-for-jedit.git jslintĬd JavascriptScriptEnginePlugin ant cd.

Git clone git:///gitroot/jedit/ProjectViewer Now I made a file inside plugins called build.properties which looked like this: install.dir =.
#Jedit for java install#
A few small changes to the setups for the plugins would make it much easier – at some point I may try to help out there, but for now, here is how I built jEdit and the set of plugins I use regularly: sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk ant git-core subversion To start developing I decided to build jEdit and its plugins from source, which wasn’t as easy as I would have expected (thanks to deffbeff for some pointers). I have recently agreed to take over development of the JSLint plugin for my favourite editor, jEdit.
#Jedit for java full#
Install the ZSideKick plugin as described above. Java code browser, provides full support for all Java 1.5 and earlier syntax.Install the Console plugin using jEdit’s Plugin manager.
#Jedit for java update#
Update the catalog file in JEDIT_SETTINGS_DIR/modes (see the paragraph about installing the Z modes below).Copy czt.jar to JEDIT_SETTINGS_DIR/jars.Copy ZSideKick.jar to JEDIT_SETTINGS_DIR/jars.Install the SideKick and ErrorList plugin using jEdit’s Plugin manager.To install the ZSideKick plugin you need to: Copy ZCharMap.jar to JEDIT_SETTINGS_DIR/jars.To install the ZCharMap plugin you need to: To install a jEdit plugin, first make sure to uninstall previous versions. This creates jar files in CZT_HOME/lib, including the plugin jar files mentioned below. If you are working with a source distribution, follow the CZT setup instructions to compile and install CZT.
