The test version of the new NetRexx plugin for jEdit is now updated
to version 0.2.9 on Kenai.
This is probably the final format and functionality change for the
combined compile/interpret console window (unless someone has a
better suggestion :-). Only one of the buttons for interpreter parse
output and compiler error output now appears as is appropriate from
context. The Android IDE modules are now compiled for performance
and no longer need the "preparse" mode to run. Support for jEdit 4.2
had to be dropped as expected. Buttons should work much better now.
I may take a run at combining the compile/interpret option screens
before a final release. Otherwise only bugs and performance mods
will happen.
The usual install instructions follow:
The binary module can be downloaded from the NetRexx Plus project:
http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx-plus/downloads/download/jEdit%20NetRexxPlugin/NetRexxPlugin.jar
The plugin runs with the latest NetRexxC.jar build of the
development branch of NetRexx which can be downloaded here:
http://kenai.com/projects/netrexx-plus/downloads/download/Experimental%20NetRexx%20Build/NetRexxC.jar
These files replace NetRexxDE.jar, NetRexxScript.jar, and
NetRexxC.jar in the jEdit jars directory.
On Windows the user jEdit jars directory could be C:\Documents and
Settings\useracct\.jedit\jars
On Linux the user jEdit jars directory could be
/home/useracct/.jedit/jars
(Where "useracct" is the actual userid, of course.)
It is recommended to delete any old "NetRexx" directories in the
jEdit profile directory (~.jedit\NetRexx) and macros directory
(~.jedit\macros\NetRexx) before running the new plugin.
Some features for this plugin include these:
- A new combined compiler and interpreter window handles both
NetRexx modes
- The updated Android/NetRexx IDE for SDK R20 is included
- An updated NetRexx mode file that can handle highlighting
nested comments is included
- The console Run button runs a program that has been compiled
or interprets it if it has not been compiled since the last
change
- A new option allows compiled programs to run as jEdit macros
or as standalone Java modules
-- Kermit
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