JEdit creates the following files and directories inside the Not look for or create a settings directory default settings will be The -nosettings switch will force jEdit to Store all settings in the jedit subdirectory of theĬ: drive: C:\jedit> jedit -settings=C:\jedit For example, the following command will instruct jEdit to Variable, $JEDIT_SETTINGS, to refer to that location.Ĭommand line instructs jEdit to store settings in a directory other than Theįirst item in the pullout menu is the location of your settings directory.įrom Console or the File System Browser, you can use an environment Use the "Utilities" menu, then the "Settings Directory" menu item. For example: jEdit: Settings directory is /home/slava/.jeditĪnother way to find the location of your settings directory is to The location of the settings directory is system-specific The settings directory still comes in handy in certain situations, forĮxample when you want to copy jEdit settings between computers. However, being familiar with the structure of
In most cases, editing theseįiles by hand is not necessary, since graphical tools and editorĬommands can do the job. The default settings of the plugin are to join the above channel.JEdit stores settings, keymaps, macros, and plugins as files inside the Recommend you use the IRC plugin for jEdit. You can use any IRC client to chat, but of course we If you want to chat about jEdit, join channel #jedit on You should specify your jEdit version, Java version, operating system, plugin version(s) if any, any relevant output from the activity log, and a valid sf.net account connected to a valid e-mail address, in case we need further information from you to fix the bug. When writing a bug report, please try to be as specific as possible. If the FAQ doesn't answer your question, report a bug to one of the Reporting Bugsīefore submitting a bug, please check the Core developers are not checking these forums as frequently as the mailing lists. You must have a user login on the community site to participate. If you would rather not subscribe to the mailing lists, you can participate in web-based message boards on the community site. Good searching facilities for our mailing lists are provided by It is recommended that all developers subscribe to this on their gmail account. Unsubscribe / Preferences - this list is intended for people who want to follow the development of jEdit directly - Notifications of new commits are automatically posted to this list. If you want to write about something technical, post to jEdit-devel only. To reach the widest audience, post to jEdit-users only. Please do not post to both jEdit-users and jEdit-devel everyone on jEdit-devel is also subscribed to jEdit-users. Unsubscribe / Preferences - this list is for more technical discussion. Unsubscribe / Preferences - this is a general discussion list. Unsubscribe / Preferences - only notifications of plugin and jEdit updates If you don't want delivery to one of your posting addresses, subscribe anyway, and enable the nomail subscription option. Note that you must post from a subscribed address. The core developers are all subscribed to these addresses, so they provide the best way to reach people involved in development of jEdit. Last Site Update: 03 September 2020 | Stable Version: 5.6.0įour mailing lists have been created for jEdit.
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