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On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:17 PM, Nithesh S <ni...@gm...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to work for opensource project. I have 4 years of experience in
> java. Can you please tell me, how to proceed? I already checked out the
> code from svn.
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Hi,

I want to work for opensource project. I have 4 years of experience in
java. Can you please tell me, how to proceed? I already checked out the
code from svn.

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Hi Kay,

I'm sure people have seen it. Part of the problem is there aren't many
developers on the project with Macs, so it's a little hard for us to
support properly.


Dale




On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 10:37 PM, Kay <Ds...@gm...> wrote:

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> I only want to get information whether you received my message with the
> description of the accessible problems. Are there already some efforts to
> fix it?
>
> Thanks,
> Kay
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Hello,

I only want to get information whether you received my message with the description of the accessible problems. Are there already some efforts to fix it?

Thanks,
Kay

Hello,

I'm contacting this list because I've a special problem to handle jEdit which is maybe a case for developers.
I have to use the VoiceOver screen reader to get access to the OS X operating system (Mavericks).
As a software developer I'm also interested in implementing java applications via jEdit. But I found out that the graphical user interface is not accessible, for example the buttons have no label on it and I can't interact with the screen. So I want to know whether it is possible to use jEdit with VoiceOver.
I already contacted Apple but they couldn't answer that question and only recommend me to contact you.

I want to amend that everybody can reproduce my problem by themselves.
The VoiceOver screen reader is installed on every Apple device. It can be activated and deactivated by pressing CMD+F5.
The screen reader runs in the background and has no effect on the regular work. But it shows in a separate window which parts of the GUI a visually impaired person is able to use.
Maybe this feature helps you to find out a solution.

I thank you in advance for your reply.

Kay

Let me clarify what I meant. You have to CLICK on the error (even if it is
displaying the wrong filename) to see anything happen with
FileOpenerService.

On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 8:31 AM, lundril <lu...@us...> wrote:

> Hello, It still does not work for me.
>
> To make some progress, I now built everything from the SVN sources (jedit,
> ProjectViewer, ErrorList, Console,...).
>
> I guess the ErrorList.jar you provided above is at least from "r23505",
> because the svn log there says "Fixing usage of FileOpenerService".
> I could not download the ErrorList.jar from the link you provided, so I
> just directly compiled it out of the SVN sources (r23512).
>

That should work fine. I've tested it on the default error patterns.


FastOpen still does not work for me.
> I finally created a test project to demonstrate.
> Please see attached "prja.tgz".
> The directory structure here is:
>




> build/ <- subdir which contains Makefile and where objects are compiled
> srca/ <- subdir with some source code
> srcb/ <- subdir with some source code
> script/deep/ <- subdir which houses scripts to build and clean project.
>
> To build this mini project I open the Console, chdir to "script/deep/" and
> then run "./build". (to clean I use "./clean").
>
> Building the mini project outputs three warnings:
> ../srca/file.c:5:3: warning: format ‘%d’ expects argument of type ‘int’,
> but argument 2 has type ‘long long unsigned int’ [-Wformat]
> ../srcb/file.c:9:4: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without
> a cast [enabled by default]
> ../srca/hello.c:5:3: warning: format ‘%d’ expects argument of type ‘int’,
> but argument 2 has type ‘long long unsigned int’ [-Wformat]
>
> I am not able to get these into ErrorList with the right filenames with
> FastOpen and the Console Error Pattern.
>
So it should not matter whether the full path appears as incorrect by
ErrorList, because if it fails to find the file at that location, it should
pop up the FastOpen and enter SOMETHING into the fastopen field.

Do you see a FastOpen window pop up? Is anything entered into the filename
textfield?

Is your problem because you have because you have 2 files called "file.c"
in different folders and fastopen can't decide which one to open so it is
asking you to pick one?


I tried the following Error Pattern:
>
> Error Regexp: (../)*([^:]*):([0-9]*):[^:]*: error: (.
> *) Warning Regexp: (../)*([^:]*):([0-9]*):[^:]*: warning: (.*)
>
> Filename: $2
> Line number: $3
> Error message: $4
>
> For the first warning this will give
> srca/file.c:6:assignment makes pointer ...
>

This is enough for me to reproduce your issue - I don't need a test
project, just the output and the regexes. And I haven't tested your regex
because generic parses it fine for me.

The way I test it is by just "cat erroroutputfile.txt" in console and
ErrorList parses the file just as if it was the output of an actual command.



> This does not seem to work together with FastOpen. Maybe, because I have
> got a leading "srca/". But this is necessary, because there is
> "srca/file.c" and "srcb/file.c".
>

Please describe what happens when you say "it does not seem to work", so I
can better understand what is happening on your end.
Are you saying another file is opened instead?  Or no fastopen window shows
up, or what?



> As an alteranative I also tried the following Error Pattern:
>
> Error Regexp: ([^:]*):([0-9]*):[^:]*: error: (.*)
> Warning Regexp: ([^:]*):([0-9]*):[^:]*: warning: (.*)
>
> Filename: $1
> Line number: $2
> Error message: $3
>
> So this gives the full error filename as output by the compiler, but this
> still does not seem to help FastOpen.
>

I don't understand what this means either. No fastopen window pops up?

That's right, we currently have nothing to do with the Fedora packages.

Regards
Björn
Am 14.04.2014 20:47 schrieb "Alan Ezust" <ala...@gm...>:

> You need to send this request to the appropriate mailing list or open a
> ticket with fedora support. As far as I know, the rpms are not even built
> here.
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 11:42 AM, Mark Childs <cat...@gm...>wrote:
>
>> Please update jEdit for Linux Fedora to 19 and 20
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You need to send this request to the appropriate mailing list or open a
ticket with fedora support. As far as I know, the rpms are not even built
here.


On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 11:42 AM, Mark Childs <cat...@gm...>wrote:

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Please update jEdit for Linux Fedora to 19 and 20
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Forgot to send you this earlier. Install verification from the help doc:

Start jEdit, then open the plugin window from the jEdit menu: 
"Plugins"=>"NetRexx"=>"NetRexx",
then click the down arrow at upper left of window and select to dock 
(Top or Bottom work best).

Verify installation: In a new file enter the following line:
say "Hello World"
Click the Run button in the NetRexx window (right arrowhead).
This output should appear in the output window: Hello World


On 3/31/2014 1:20 PM, Alan Ezust wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 12:56 PM, Kermit Kiser <in...@ke... 
> <mailto:in...@ke...>> wrote:
>
>     Yes, I have installs and saved profiles for the jEdit 4.2, 4.3,
>     4.4.2, 5.0 and 5.1 versions - it is not too difficult to switch
>     for testing since jEdit doesn't use the horrible MS registry.
>     Most testing was done with 5.0 and 5.1 however since I doubt the
>     older versions are used much. I tested with Windows 7 and Ubuntu
>     12.10 but have no Mac available - should a plugin developer have a
>     Mac for testing also?
>
>
> I can do some testing on the mac if you want me to. But I don't know 
> netrexx, so you'll have to tell me what to test for.
>

On Thu, 3 Apr 2014, Alan Ezust wrote:

> I suppose I should have attached a link to my last post:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/p/jedit/patches/510/
>
> When this patch is "closed" that means we can release the new dmg 
> installer.

I am the main author of this item, and a few more hints about Java 7 on 
Mac OS X spread over the jEdit trackers.

Now that Java 8 has been released, we should make Java 7 the base line, 
and no longer care about Java 6.  The transition from 6 to 7 is a 
discontinuity that cannot be bridged with a single application bundler.

Java 6 by Apple might be the last Java release that conforms to typical 
Apple-isms in a stricter sense than Oracle manages, but Oracle has greatly 
improved the overall quality of Java on that platform, even with support 
for Retina displays.  Apple has abondomed its Java 6 fork officially about 
3 years ago, and unofficially much longer before.


Anyway, I am around in the critical time interval for the jEdit 5.2 
release, to try out whatever happens here.  (Starting from the end of May 
I will be on vacation for several weeks.)

As I've said on the tracker, I don't understand "ant" and merely imitated 
the behaviour of the ant task to bundle the app manually.


 	Makarius

Mass edit changing:

- **Status**: open


ticket: plugin-central-submission:#938 NetRexx Plugin 1.0.0

- **Status**: pending --> open

I suppose I should have attached a link to my last post:

http://sourceforge.net/p/jedit/patches/510/

When this patch is "closed" that means we can release the new dmg installer.


On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 9:13 PM, Alan Ezust <ala...@gm...> wrote:

> The current installer won't work with jEdit 5.2 at all.
> We need to replace it with something that work with Java 7.
>
>

The current installer won't work with jEdit 5.2 at all.
We need to replace it with something that work with Java 7.


On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 9:03 PM, Eric Berry <el...@gm...> wrote:

> I helped Vampire with the Mac installer a few times (don't remember if I
> did last time). Assuming the process is the same as it was before, I should
> be able to help out there again.
>
> I remember some chatter regarding Java 7 support on Mac, anyone figure
> that out? Or are we going to keep it at Java 6 for now?
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Alan Ezust <ala...@gm...> wrote:
>
>> There are no major new features that are planned for jEdit 5.2.
>>
>> The development of jEdit has fallen into "maintenance mode" since most of
>> the existing developers are too busy to work on it now. For that reason,
>> our release schedule is time-based rather than feature-based.
>>
>> To release one year after 5.1, let's be consistent and schedule 5.2pre1
>> for a May 25 release date
>> which means I must tag 5.2.x and bump trunk to 5.3pre1 sometime before
>> then.
>>
>> I want to release 5.2final around the end of July or beginning of August.
>>
>> To other developers, please review some of the open patches that are
>> submitted.
>> Some of them should be rejected and others should be accepted. If you
>> have an opinion
>> one way or another after looking at the patch, you can post a comment in
>> the tracker ticket.
>>
>> To Vampire, can you do the release again this year?
>>
>> Are there any suggestions or comments regarding this plan?
>>
>> The #1 thing I want to help get into the release is a mac installer, but
>> it doesn't have to come out at the same time as the regular java installer,
>> which has an important bugfix in it, and is one of the main reasons we
>> should not delay the jEdit release any further than that.
>>
>> I am not a mac developer and I don't have the creds to release a .dmg
>> installer, so I hope another mac developer can step up to this task and
>> help out. I am happy to assist in the testing and releasing of it.
>>
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I helped Vampire with the Mac installer a few times (don't remember if I
did last time). Assuming the process is the same as it was before, I should
be able to help out there again.

I remember some chatter regarding Java 7 support on Mac, anyone figure that
out? Or are we going to keep it at Java 6 for now?


On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Alan Ezust <ala...@gm...> wrote:

> There are no major new features that are planned for jEdit 5.2.
>
> The development of jEdit has fallen into "maintenance mode" since most of
> the existing developers are too busy to work on it now. For that reason,
> our release schedule is time-based rather than feature-based.
>
> To release one year after 5.1, let's be consistent and schedule 5.2pre1
> for a May 25 release date
> which means I must tag 5.2.x and bump trunk to 5.3pre1 sometime before
> then.
>
> I want to release 5.2final around the end of July or beginning of August.
>
> To other developers, please review some of the open patches that are
> submitted.
> Some of them should be rejected and others should be accepted. If you have
> an opinion
> one way or another after looking at the patch, you can post a comment in
> the tracker ticket.
>
> To Vampire, can you do the release again this year?
>
> Are there any suggestions or comments regarding this plan?
>
> The #1 thing I want to help get into the release is a mac installer, but
> it doesn't have to come out at the same time as the regular java installer,
> which has an important bugfix in it, and is one of the main reasons we
> should not delay the jEdit release any further than that.
>
> I am not a mac developer and I don't have the creds to release a .dmg
> installer, so I hope another mac developer can step up to this task and
> help out. I am happy to assist in the testing and releasing of it.
>
>
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Mass edit changing:

- **Status**: pending


ticket: plugin-central-submission:#938 NetRexx Plugin 1.0.0

- **Status**: open --> pending

I don't think I can mark the ticket pending - either I don't have enough 
permissions or enough know how. Can you do that for me?

TIA

On 3/31/2014 1:20 PM, Alan Ezust wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 12:56 PM, Kermit Kiser <in...@ke... 
> <mailto:in...@ke...>> wrote:
>
>     Yes, I have installs and saved profiles for the jEdit 4.2, 4.3,
>     4.4.2, 5.0 and 5.1 versions - it is not too difficult to switch
>     for testing since jEdit doesn't use the horrible MS registry.
>     Most testing was done with 5.0 and 5.1 however since I doubt the
>     older versions are used much. I tested with Windows 7 and Ubuntu
>     12.10 but have no Mac available - should a plugin developer have a
>     Mac for testing also?
>
>
> I can do some testing on the mac if you want me to. But I don't know 
> netrexx, so you'll have to tell me what to test for.
>
>
>     Yes, you can hide the older plugins - the currently working
>     versions of NetRexxJe and NetRexxDE are actually on Kenai rather
>     than Plugin Central anyway and the new NetRexx plugin replaced
>     NetRexxScript in the wild about a year ago.
>
>     My main concern is that the open source NetRexx
>     compiler/interpreter (NetRexxC.jar) that I included is version
>     3.02GA because that is the last official release from RexxLA (Rexx
>     Language Association). Unfortunately that release from last year
>     does not work with the new version 8 of Java. I am now thinking
>     that I should grab a snapshot of the 3.03 weekly build from
>     netrexx.org <http://netrexx.org>, commit it to SourceForge and
>     retag the plugin at 1.0.1 for the release. That way you could have
>     a version of NetRexx in Plugin Central that has at least some Java
>     8 support (excepting mainly default and static interface methods).
>     Is that OK?
>
>
> mark the ticket as pending until you do it, so it doesn't get 
> accidentally released in a form you don't want.
>
>
>     -- Kermit
>
>
>     On 3/31/2014 9:58 AM, Alan Ezust wrote:
>>
>>     Wow, did you really test this on jEdit 4.3 for API compatibility?
>>     When we package/release it, we will be testing against jEdit 5.0
>>     or 5.1
>>     Also, after the release, should we just hide the other netrexx
>>     plugins you released previously or set a max jEdit version on them?
>>
>>     ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>     *[plugin-central-submission:#938]
>>     <http://sourceforge.net/p/jedit/plugin-central-submission/938/>
>>     NetRexx Plugin 1.0.0*
>>
>>     *Status:* open
>>     *Group:* None
>>     *Created:* Mon Mar 31, 2014 04:23 AM UTC by Kermit Kiser
>>     *Last Updated:* Mon Mar 31, 2014 04:23 AM UTC
>>     *Owner:* nobody
>>
>>     {{{ NetRexx 1.0.0
>>     Source: Source code is in SVN with the tag 1.0.0
>>     Announcement: The NetRexx Plugin supports interpreting or
>>     compiling and running NetRexx programs, scripts and macros from
>>     jEdit. It replaces earlier NetRexx plugins NetRexxJe, NetRexxDE,
>>     and NetRexxScript. This version (1.0.0) is the initial Plugin
>>     Central release.
>>     Requires Java 1.5+
>>     Requires jEdit 04.03.03.00+
>>     Optional plugins:
>>     Common Controls 0.2+ (CommonControlsPlugin)
>>     Console 4.5+ (console.ConsolePlugin)
>>     ErrorList 1.5+ (errorlist.ErrorListPlugin)
>>     SideKick 0.1+ (sidekick.SideKickPlugin)
>>
>>     Short  Description:  NetRexx  Developer  Tools
>>
>>     Long  Description:
>>
>>
>>
>>     NetRexx Plugin 1.0.0
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>     The NetRexx Plugin replaces earlier plugins NetRexxJe, NetRexxDE and
>>     NetRexxScript.
>>
>>
>>
>>     NetRexx Plugin feature highlights:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>       *      Compile and run or interpret NetRexx programs, scripts
>>         and macros from jEdit
>>
>>       *      Interpret a currently open NetRexx file including any
>>         unsaved changes
>>
>>       *      Dockable console window with command line to view say
>>         output or respond to ask input
>>
>>       *      View output with or without trace from the console
>>         window to aid in debugging programs
>>
>>       *      Errors are automatically shown in source files, the
>>         "Error List", and in the console window
>>
>>       *      A "classpath" option makes Java classes available to
>>         NetRexx programs
>>
>>       *      Run compiled NetRexx scripts or Java class files as
>>         macros or console commands
>>
>>       *      Includes the "NetRexx at Once" cross reference guide to
>>         Java and NetRexx
>>
>>       *      Includes an Ant based IDE for developing Android
>>         programs in NetRexx
>>
>>       *      Compile and run simple Java programs
>>
>>
>>     }}}
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