On Wed, 3 Jul 2002 17:03:04 -0400, Dave Martin wrote:
>On Wednesday, Wednesday, July 03, 2002, you wrote:
>
>> There's a NetRexx plugin for Jedit I know; has anyone used NetRexx
>> to extend an editor's functionality? I'm very interested in anything that
>> emulates - or is just similar to :-) - the mainfame OS390 TSO ISPF Editor.
>> There's an opportunity to reduce mainframe workload using the ISPF
>> Workstation Agent to enable the use of a PC editor instead of ISPF Edit -
>> but the PC editor must be intuitive to an ISPF user and I don't know any
>> (SPF/PC is no longer supported) which fit the bill.
It may not "directly" an answer (to be honest, I try to push jEdit a bit;
I know ISPF and I think there's almost everything possible with jEdit, you
just have to extend or customize it a bit), but for your (and probably
others in this list, too) information, I made a few improvements to some
popular two tools regarding NetRexx:
- Syntax highlighting in jEdit revamped a bit (coverage of keywords, literals,
well known classes etc all in distinct color)
- ant 1.5 has optional NetRexxC task, now with filtering of annoying messages
like "method argument is not used" and the like, and global setting of
options inside the build.xml for a complete project, and correction of
path information in error messages for tight integration into jEdit.
I've some settings for the regex-settings for the ant errors as well,
if anyone is interested, drop me a mail.
I'm still looking for some kind of source code formatter for integration
into jEdit. Has anyone seen something like this already?
sincerely,
Patric Bechtel
IPCON Informationssysteme
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