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Hi Guys,

A little bit of advice pour favor.

I have been working recently working on a new plugin to add Sidekick 
parsing and a generator dialog for Google Protocol Buffers to jEdit, and 
have got it to a state where it's a bit rough and ready, but basically 
usable.

There is lots of stuff that I can think of that might make it better, 
but rather than keeping it in the garage (so to speak) I thought it 
might be better to get it out there and let the jEditors kick the tyres 
a bit.

What's the best way of doing this, push a release to the plugin manager 
or distribute through some other means ?

I'd be especially interested in it being tested by Mac or Win users as I 
haven't been able to do that.

Tim


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Subject: 	[jedit:ProtocolBuffer] New commit by grepppo
Date: 	Thu, 26 May 2016 21:02:25 +0000
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    Branch: master

Basic Help files

By grepppo on 05/26/2016 18:49
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Hi Guys,

A little bit of advice pour favor.

I have been working recently working on a new plugin to add Sidekick 
parsing and a generator dialog for Google Protocol Buffers to jEdit, and 
have got it to a state where it's a bit rough and ready, but basically 
usable.

There is lots of stuff that I can think of that might make it better, 
but rather than keeping it in the garage (so to speak) I thought it 
might be better to get it out there and let the jEditors kick the tyres 
a bit.

What's the best way of doing this, push a release to the plugin manager 
or distribute through some other means ?

I'd be especially interested in it being tested by Mac or Win users as I 
haven't been able to do that.

Tim


-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: 	[jedit:ProtocolBuffer] New commit by grepppo
Date: 	Thu, 26 May 2016 21:02:25 +0000
From: 	jEdit Git repository <no...@Pr...>
Reply-To: 	jEdit Git repository <no...@Pr...>
To: 	jEdit Git repository <no...@Pr...>



    Branch: master

Basic Help files

By grepppo on 05/26/2016 18:49
*View Changes* 
<https://sourceforge.net/p/jedit/ProtocolBuffer/ci/79103485cc9ef5150b79376c8dc6b2deff145a8e/>

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After setting the Session to a particular named session the Session 
plugin is tracking my open files correctly. When I close JEdit and then 
reopen, the Session plugin shows the open files from the last time 
correctly but the name in the Session toolbar says "none' rather than my 
session name. If I immediately change to the correct Session name all is 
well but if instead I continue opening and closing files under the 
"none" session name my actual named session is not tracking the files 
anymore. This bug has been around since JEdit 5.3. Can this please be 
fixed so that the Session plugin works correctly again ?