Hi guys,
A week ago I experimented with jedit on an up-to-date Fedora Core 4 box
(I used the included java instruments - the included GNU classpath and gij)
The development version 4.3pre2 did not want to start at all,
while 4.2 started with way too many warnings for AWT things and way too
Hi Alexander,
Alexander Shopov wrote:
Are Swing-hackers experimenting with jedit?
I'm not, yet, but I suspect others are. The only real world
application I've tested so far is JUnit's TestRunner, which is working
but subject to some issues. Here is a screen shot (slightly out of
date,
Hi,
Me and Mark and some other guys have already experimented with JEdit. It
is a quite demanding application, so there will be alot to do before it
works nicely. The most important missing pieces are:
- JEdit depends on Java2D, which is not implemented completely and
efficiently so far, and is
Roman Kennke wrote:
showstopper. We focus on fixing Classpath with simpler apps first (like
the TestRunner that David mentioned, or the BeanShell JConsole), this
will also improve the complex application to a certain degree.
Pointers to other Free-and-not-overly-complex Swing applications
David Gilbert wrote:
Pointers to other Free-and-not-overly-complex Swing applications are
welcome too. I'm happy to try running a few things and fixing some bugs
(at least the easy ones).
Haven't tried it with Classpath myself, but here's one that might
be worth trying:
Hi,
On Wed, 2005-10-05 at 14:29 +0200, Roman Kennke wrote:
We (especially Mark) usually test JEdit before making a release, but
since this app is not usable at all with Classpath, it is not a
showstopper. We focus on fixing Classpath with simpler apps first (like
the TestRunner that David
Hi,
On Wed, 2005-10-05 at 08:49 -0500, Archie Cobbs wrote:
Haven't tried it with Classpath myself, but here's one that might
be worth trying:
http://pollo.sourceforge.net/
Pollo is a graphical XML editor.
It does start up, you can partially use the dialog, about, help, etc. I
did find
On Wednesday 05 October 2005 19:03, Mark Wielaard wrote:
You need to compile classpath with the --enable-cairo-gtk option to
configure and run jedit with
-Dgnu.java.awt.peer.gtk.Graphics=Graphics2D defined.
A little off topic; does the Qt peers doe Graphics2D ? And do you need
any config
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