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	JEdit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		jEdit is a text editor for programmers available under the GNU General Public License.
		jEdit is very customizable and can be extended with macros written in BeanShell, Jython, JavaScript and some other scripting languages.
		The principal author of jEdit is Slava Pestov.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/JEdit (150 words)

	jEdit - Programmer's Text Editor
		jEdit is a mature and well-designed programmer's text editor with 7 years of development behind it.
		While jEdit beats many expensive development tools for features and ease of use, it is released as free software with full source code, provided under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
		The core of jEdit is primarily developed by Slava Pestov, and jEdit plugins are being written by a diverse team of programmers from around the world.
	www.jedit.org (192 words)

	JEdit 4.2: Cross-Platform Perfection
		JEdit is not a full-fledged IDE like Eclipse, another excellent, Java-based open source programming tool, although the two programs do have some similarities, including an extensive range of plugins.
		JEdit 4.2, the current version of this excellent open source program, is exceptional on quite a few counts, but its cross-platform capabilities are especially noteworthy.
		JEdit requires that you be running Java 2 version 1.3 or later; 1.4 is the preferred version on all platforms.
	www.communitymx.com /content/article.cfm?cid=7302C (882 words)

	Download Jedit full version + crack and keygen (serial) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Project: jEdit: Summary jEdit is a programmer's text editor written in Java Project UNIX name: jedit.
		The jEdit Community wiki is a place where jEdit users can share their knowledge and collectively build a Web site for jEdit users.
		Jedit 2.0 was shipped as shareware and become the.
	www.esimetrija.com /cracks/download-jedit.html (280 words)

	jEdit Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The current version of jEdit requires Java 2, which is available for Windows, Mac OS X (not available for OS 9 and below), and many forms of UNIX, such as Linux.
		If you are using a public lab computer or a Faculty/Staff workstation, then jEdit may already be installed and ready to use.
		Although jEdit is very easy to learn, some of the terminology used by its developers is, well, geeky.
	www.denison.edu /websrv/tutorials/jEdit/intro.html (244 words)

	jEdit Macros
		A Jython macro for jEdit that switches the buffer in the current text area to the next dirty one.
		A Jython macro for jEdit that reloads all buffers that are 'clean' and whose file last modification time is newer than the last last modification time in jEdit.
		A Jython macro for jEdit which allows the user to move the caret to a specified column on the current line.
	www.rutherfurd.net /jEdit/macros (1902 words)

	jEdit & pike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		jEdit is an editor completely written in java and it is released under the GPL.
		So I discovered jEdit which suffers from pretty much the same type of brilliance that emacs does: jEdit could probably cook your coffee and make your breakfast - somebody probably has written a module - now all you've got to do is find the module.
		I've contacted the jEdit mode maintainer about the problems and submitted a fix for automatic pike file detection that will be in jEdit 4.2pre4.
	www.update.uu.se /~peterl/html/sub_hobbies/comp/articles/jEdit (1338 words)

	jEdit 4.2 - TechBookReport
		jEdit is a open-source multi-platform, multi-language programmers editor and development environment.
		One of the keys to the flexibility and functionality of jEdit is that there is an active team of developers producing plug-ins that extend the core editor.
		Plug-ins are not the only form of extensibility, and jEdit includes a macro language that can be used to automate tasks.
	www.techbookreport.com /tbr0135.html (548 words)

	jEdit Syntax Package - Open Source syntax highlighting JavaBean
		It is being maintained by Tom Bradford, and is based on an earlier version of The jEdit programmer's text editor.
		The jEdit Syntax Package is Open Source software, released under an MIT style license.
		Unlike jEdit, which is a full-blown text editor, the jEdit Syntax Package is very lightweight, and meant solely for embedding into Java user interfaces.
	syntax.jedit.org (398 words)

	macosxhints - Review: jEdit programming text editor
		I downloaded the newest version of jEdit from the project's home page, and was very impressed with what I saw.
		jEdit also has the ability to notice if an open file is changed on disk by another program and alert you if this happens.
		One thing I noticed that was different in the 4.0 version of jEdit was the menus were not located in the menu bar as a native Mac application is. This is actually easily remedied by making a slight mod to the MRJApp.properties file in the jEdit.app bundle...
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20020429002812925 (1288 words)

	JEdit 4.2: Cross-Platform Perfection
		JEdit offers basic HTML code hinting and tag completion and provides extensive version control capabilities through plugins (JEdit can integrate with CVS, ClearCase, MS Visual SourceSafe and other version control systems).
		JEdit's plugins have been contributed by developers from around the world, and they seem to be updated frequently.
		JEdit is a great open source application, one of my long-time favorites.
	www.communitymx.com /content/article.cfm?cid=7302C&print=true (1330 words)

	Ilya V. Kalinochkin's Critique on jEdit programmer's text editor
		JEdit is written entirely in Java, it runs well on ALL the architectures I tested it on: Windows XP, Linux, and Apple OS X. Despites long-going gossip about Java application running too slow, jEdit runs fast and it is very responsive environment.
		JEdit provides tag auto completion for people who use to that and like it; HTML is one of the language whose tags are fully supported.
		JEdit is the certainly very positive software, and there is no such a weakness that I can think about that jEdit contain but other editors don't have.
	student.santarosa.edu /~ikalinoc/html2/editor.html (552 words)

	The jEdit Settings Directory
		In most cases, editing these files by hand is not necessary, since graphical tools and editor commands can do the job.
		However, being familiar with the structure of the settings directory still comes in handy in certain situations, for example when you want to copy jEdit settings between computers.
		jEdit remembers the caret position and character encoding of each recent file, and automatically restores those values when one of the files is opened.
	jedit.sourceforge.net /42docs/users-guide/settings-directory.html (373 words)

	jEdit - Programmer's Text Editor
		Membership in the jEdit SourceForge project is granted on an as-needed basis.
		If you join the jEdit mailing lists, participate, and end up working on one or more plugins (either your own, or existing ones), then you can ask either Mike Dillon or Slava Pestov to add you to the project.
		If you want your mode to be included with jEdit, send it along with a mode catalog entry to Slava Pestov.
	jedit.sourceforge.net /index.php?page=devel (514 words)

	jEdit - Plugin Central - All Plugins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Archive plugin provides a jEdit VFS for browsing the contents of tar and zip archives and opening the files they contain as jEdit buffers.
		The JIndex plugin enables jEdit to show the JavaDoc API html documentation for the currently selected word, with a single key press, in a browser of your choice.
		Memento is a task manager/calendar application meant to function both as a stand-alone and as a jEdit plugin.
	plugins.jedit.org /list.php (4662 words)

	jEdit - Plugin Central
		Unless otherwise stated in a plugin's binary package, each of the plugins made available on this site (or through jEdit's Plugin Manager) is licensed for use and redistribution under the terms of the GNU General Public License (either version 2 or any later version, as the user chooses).
		Be aware that some plugins are also distributed with third-party code that is made available under a GPL-compatible license, not necessarily the GPL.
		Plugins that are still supported but not compatible with the current stable version of jEdit do not appear on the main category pages.
	plugins.jedit.org (257 words)

	DU HotDocs Newsletter: June Issue - jEdit: HTML editing for the masses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		jEdit can also be included as standard software on all Denison computers, thus eliminating installation and upgrade issues entirely.
		To learn more about jEdit, visit our online jEdit Tutorial, and read the rest of HotDocs for more in-depth descriptions of jEdits best features.
		On the right side of the jEdit main window there is a docked panel that allows you to click on the listed XHTML tags and special HTML characters to insert them into the current buffer.
	www.denison.edu /websrv/newsletter/HotDocs_06-2003.html (1225 words)

	DocSynch - Collaborative Editing for Text Editors
		Those will be found here as well (currently we only have an implementation for jEdit, where a modified version of the IRC plugin is used).
		There is one implementation for jEdit in late beta status.
		After a final release for jEdit has been made, an add-in for Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003 will be developed (using J#), another java plugin for Eclipse will be developed and later maybe an extension to VIM.
	docsynch.sourceforge.net (384 words)

	Installing Antelope as a jEdit Plugin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This section assumes you'll install Antelope into jEdit by hand because Antelope is updated much more frequently than jEdit's Plugin Central.
		For Windows 95 and later, it's usually C:\Documents and Settings\yourusername, where yourusername is the name you use to log on to Windows.
		This wasn't a bad solution with Ant 1.5 as there were only a couple of jars to maintain, but Ant 1.6 comes with about 20 jar files, so it's a bit more cumbersome.
	antelope.tigris.org /nonav/docs/manual/bk01ch03s03.html (450 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for jEdit
		jEdit also includes a powerful plugin architecture that allows more than 80 plugins to be downloaded and installed from within the editor.
		jEdit is quite a powerful but light editor as is. However, it gives the user the power to make jEdit into a powerful IDE with its plugins.
		JEdit is IMHO the best of all these.
	freshmeat.net /projects/jedit (1295 words)

	jEdit - Programmer's Text Editor
		Before installing jEdit, make sure you have a compatible Java virtual machine; see the compatibility page for details.
		If you use apt4rpm, urpmi, or a similar tool with an RPM-based Linux distribution, you can automatically stay up to date with the latest version of jEdit using the JPackage RPM repository.
		If you encounter a problem while installing jEdit, take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions.
	www.jedit.org /index.php?page=download (202 words)

	jEdit
		A new jEdit Launcher, still in development, to replace the one removed during developemnt of jEdit 4.2.
		Most are include with jEdit but a couple aren't yet, and a couple I haven't yet submitted.
		Slava has a similar feature planned for jEdit 4.2, but at the time of this writing, 4.1 is still not out.
	www.rutherfurd.net /jEdit (275 words)

	jEdit - Development Tools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		jEdit is an Open Source programmer’s text editor written in Java.
		jEdit has an extensive feature set, and can be turned into a rather powerful IDE through the use of it’s plugin architecture.
		Any questions, complaints or claims regarding the applications must be directed to the appropriate software vendor.
	www.apple.com /downloads/macosx/development_tools/jedit.html (131 words)

	jEdit 4.2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Slava Pestov has released a major update to jEdit.
		With version 4.2 jEdit now includes a new plugin API for adding plugins while running, drag and drop is now supported, 34 new syntax highlighting modes have been added, and much more.
		Your use of this web site or any of its content or software indicates your agreement to be bound by these Terms of Participation.
	today.java.net /pub/n/1566 (65 words)

	Power Java programming—free!
		Installing jEdit is as simple as downloading and running an executable jar file.
		To run jEdit, use the Java application loader (javaw) in the SDK, not the JRE, since the development plug-ins will not work properly with the JRE.
		jEdit is for you if you're an experienced Java programmer who wants a small, fast text editor that can integrate with open source development tools.
	www.javaworld.com /javaworld/jw-07-2003/jw-0711-jedit.html (1731 words)

	Computer-based tracing of the writing process (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		We have developed the logging word processor JEdit for the Macintosh.
		JEdit supports some of the most common text editing functions: Cut, Paste, Undo, Redo, text formatting (font, size and style), Word count, and Find.
		JEdit logs a writing session in an icon-based log file format.
	www.nada.kth.se /iplab/trace-it/JEdit.html (91 words)

	org.gjt.sp.jedit
		The main class of the jEdit text editor.
		A set of option panes shown in one branch in the options dialog.
		jEdit's registers are an extension of the clipboard metaphor.
	jedit.sourceforge.net /api/org/gjt/sp/jedit/package-summary.html (184 words)

	Cenqua User Forums: jEdit: How about a plug-in to integrate ...
		I don't like using bulky IDEs and jEdit works very well and is quite extensible.
		At this stage I can tell you that although there is an open feature request to implement one, it is not in the current development plan for Clover.
		I have not used JEdit but I would be surprised if it wasn't able to parse the output.
	www.cenqua.com /forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1237&tstart=0 (183 words)

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