Sunday, 26. July 2009, 18:52:57
gedit, plugins, docbook, syntax
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After
GnoCHM makes no real progress in development
CHMsee is a really good alternative to read Windows CHM-Helpfiles. The
newest version 1.0.6 of CHMsee now shiped with the long missed index feature (for Ubuntu Jaunty
a newer version of libgcrypt11 is required).
This le me think about my gEdit Language Reference Plugin again. So i added support for various CHM viewer like GnoCHM, CHMsee, XCHM or KCHMviewer. To support the project i created a complete german translation for CHMsee too that may ship with 1.0.7 one day
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Wednesday, 2. July 2008, 10:58:26
gedit, plugins, syntax, preview
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I updated all my gEdit plugins to be completely localized in german or english. I added version numbers for all too, so you can easy check in the preferences which version you are using.
http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-language-reference-pluginhttp://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-browser-preview-pluginhttp://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-template-pluginHappy coding!
Monday, 30. June 2008, 19:05:31
gedit, external, plugins, syntax
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Again i updated my gEdit Language Reference plugin.
Version 1.03 contains:
* a bug fix for the "None Type" problem (no programming language is set)
* When opening Evince starting automaticly a search with the selected word of gEdit
* Error dialogs for problems getting the reference file
(dialogs based on Zenity)
Thanx to Curtis Hovey helping me with the selection stuff in gEdit. Thanx to the Evince team for adding the requested search word command line parameter. Hopefully Yelp, GnoCHM or web browsers will add such command line features in future. So i can add this feature for CHM, DocBook and HTML documents too.
UPDATE:Now version 1.04 is online which ships a complete with localisation in german and english.
» Read more... PS: There are nice ideas about
gEdit at Hackontest - vote for them!
Tuesday, 29. April 2008, 18:21:27
plugin, gedit, external, tool
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I updated my gEdit "Browser Preview" plugin, some bug fixes and feature enhancements:
* the plugin now checks first if IEs4Linux is installed, if not it tries to start the Internet Explorer 6 from the default Wine directory
* for testing webpages on the Webkit browser engine the plugin checks if
Midori is installed if not it tries to run Konquerer
* if you opened a HTML document from a FTP server the "ftp://" will replaced by "http://" in the browser
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Saturday, 1. March 2008, 21:27:52
external, gedit, syntax, language reference
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I updated my Language Reference plugin for gEdit again. Now it works with unsaved files too. There is a important change of naming the language reference files. Please reread the instructions.
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Monday, 17. December 2007, 22:05:00
plugins, editor, HTML, xml
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For web development I use gEdit which looks in the first as a simple editor but by activating and installing plugins it will be a very cool code machine.
The number of plugins is growing well (my self wrote
3 plugins too) and from time to time i take a look at the
plugins list. These days i found two new plugins that are really helpful:
XML Helper could be better named in "Tag Complement". By a key stroke (i like the old typical HomeSite/ PSPad key Ctrl+, and Ctrl+.) it write all opening or closing tags for you.
Split View will split your code window vertical or hoizontal.
Monday, 26. November 2007, 22:16:43
gedit, external, plugins, syntax
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I updated my
gEdit Language Reference plugin too. If your reference is a HTML page it will now opened in your default browser (whatever it is) and not in Firefox only.
Friday, 16. November 2007, 20:18:50
gedit, editor, plugins, reference
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In my last posts i wrote about created gEdit plugins (
here and
here) and
some nice command line utilities for web developers. Yesterday i found the blog of
Micah Carrick which is the author of the
Gedit Symbol Browser Plugin and of some very nice articles about web development with gEdit (
here and
here). Check it out!
Wednesday, 14. November 2007, 20:56:01
plugin, gedit, external, tool
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On my way bringing
SweeTS - delicious TypoScript development to Linux, i wrote another plugin called
"Browser Preview". This plugin showing the current webpage you are editing in gEdit directly in Firefox, Opera, Midori or Konquerer and the Internet Explorer 6. This plugin is completely localized in german and english.
How it works:* you have to install all the browsers on your system
* Internet Explorer 6 support is done by
IEs4Linux in standard configuration and includes path converting
* Copy the files browser.gedit-plugin and browser.py into ~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins
* Start gEdit and enable the plugin "Browser Preview" in the preferences
* After a restart the plugin appears in the View menu
* Assign the typical shortcuts "F12", "Ctrl+F12" etc. to the different Browsers in the menu
Download:http://files.myopera.com/area42/files/gedit_browser_plugin.zipgEdit plugins i wrote too:http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-language-reference-pluginhttp://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-template-pluginA lot of other gEdit plugins can be found
here.
Saturday, 10. November 2007, 00:13:42
gedit, external, syntax, language reference
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On my way bringing
SweeTS - delicious TypoScript development to Linux, i wrote an
plugin for opening an external language reference for the language you are editing in gEdit. The additional "gedit-plugins" package must be installed first. The plugin is localized in german and english.
How it works:* The external language reference can be an PDF, a DocBook XML, a CHM Windows helpfile, a PostScript file or a HTML page
* Copy the files of the gedit_reference_plugin.zip into "~/.gnome2/gedit/plugins"
* Create a folder "help" in "~/.gnome2/gedit/"
* Copy your language references to "~/.gnome2/gedit/help"
* Set the filename of your reference document as the programming language name (you can get the name easily from "View > Highlight Mode"). An example: if you have a CHM documentation "python25.chm" then rename it into "Python.chm"
* Start gEdit and enable the plugin "Language Reference" in the preferences
* After a restart the plugin appears in the help menu
* Assign the shortcut "Alt+F1" to it
* Yelp (Docbook XML), CHMsee-GnoChm-XCHM-KCHMviewer (Windows comiled Help CHM), Firefox (HTML) or Evince (PDF, PS) are required
* Error dialogs based on Zenity
So now you have an easy access to your programming guides and preferences
If you are using Ubuntu you can grap a
up-to-date version of GnoCHM at GetDeb.net.
Download:http://files.myopera.com/area42/files/gedit_reference_plugin.zipOther gEdit plugins i wrote:http://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-template-pluginhttp://my.opera.com/area42/blog/gedit-browser-preview-pluginA lot of other gEdit plugins can be found
here.
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