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// jEdit default startup.bsh script.
// Used mostly for experimental keyboard workarounds.
// :folding=explicit:expandFolds=1:
//Most of the file is commented out. Note that the hacks here are
//not guaranteed to work, might break various features in odd ways,
//etc.
// Print something useful...
Log.log(Log.DEBUG,scriptPath,"BeanShell interpreter version "
+ this.interpreter.VERSION);
/*{{{ Some useful scripting aids */
/* If you are a plugin developer you will like this. After calling
* ac(), you can access private variables and methods in BeanShell.
*/
ac()
{
setAccessibility(true);
}
/* For the mathematicians among us. */
e = Math.E;
pi = Math.PI;
/* I use this for scripting various search and replace operations. */
s(search,replace,flags)
{
SearchAndReplace.setSearchString(search);
SearchAndReplace.setReplaceString(replace);
SearchAndReplace.setBeanShellReplace(flags.indexOf('b') != -1);
SearchAndReplace.setIgnoreCase(flags.indexOf('i') != -1);
SearchAndReplace.setRegexp(flags.indexOf('r') != -1);
SearchAndReplace.setSearchFileSet(new CurrentBufferSet());
SearchAndReplace.replaceAll(view);
} /*}}}*/
/*{{{ Setting environment variables on Console plugin */
/* If you use the Console plugin, and want to set some environment
* variables for programs you run in the Console, without having to
* change operating system specific-scripts (as if the below method is
* any easier...)
*/
/* if(jEdit.getPlugin("console.ConsolePlugin") != null)
{
setenv("CVS_RSH","ssh");
// setenv("PATH",getenv("PATH") + ":" + getenv("HOME") + "/bin");
} */
/*}}}*/
/*{{{ Hang on copy/paste workaround */
/* If your Java version has shitty clipboard support you can have jEdit
* use an internal storage area for the clipboard.
*
* A rare bug in Sun's Java virtual machine on Linux, for example, can
* make the JVM (or the AWT thread at least) hang while trying to copy
* or paste.
*/
//Registers.setRegister('$',new Registers.StringRegister());
//Registers.setRegister('%',new Registers.StringRegister());
/*}}}*/
/*{{{ Remapping modifier keys */
/* The below is the default, swap the items around to
* change meaning of C+, A+, M+, S+.
*/
//KeyEventTranslator.setModifierMapping(InputEvent.CTRL_MASK,
// InputEvent.ALT_MASK, InputEvent.META_MASK,
// InputEvent.SHIFT_MASK);
/* ... and this the MacOS default: */
//KeyEventTranslator.setModifierMapping(InputEvent.META_MASK, /* == C+ */
// InputEvent.CTRL_MASK, /* == A+ */
// InputEvent.ALT_MASK, /* == M+ */
// InputEvent.SHIFT_MASK /* == S+ */);
/* ... if you want MacOS keyboard to behave like a Linux or Windows keyboard
(This is also a MacOSX plugin option): */
// KeyEventTranslator.setModifierMapping(InputEvent.CTRL_MASK,
// InputEvent.META_MASK, InputEvent.ALT_MASK,
// InputEvent.SHIFT_MASK);
/*}}}*/
/*{{{ Keypad arrowkeys vs regular arrowkeys
Linux distinguishes between keypad arrowkeys and regular arrows, unlike Windows.
The translations below force keypad arrowkeys to behave the same way as regular arrowkeys
on all platforms.
*/
String[] modifierList = new String[] {"A", "C", "S", "CA", "AS", "CS", null};
for (String mod: modifierList) {
linp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_KP_LEFT, (char)0);
crossp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_LEFT, (char)0);
KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(linp, crossp);
linp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_KP_RIGHT, (char)0);
crossp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_RIGHT, (char)0);
KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(linp, crossp);
linp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_KP_UP, (char)0);
crossp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_UP, (char)0);
KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(linp, crossp);
linp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_KP_DOWN, (char)0);
crossp = new KeyEventTranslator.Key(mod, KeyEvent.VK_DOWN, (char)0);
KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(linp, crossp);
}
/* }}}*/
/*{{{ Workaround for buggy international key handling */
/* If international keys do not work in the text area, sometimes it is possible
* to workaround the problem by adding translation mappings: */
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key("CS",KeyEvent.VK_COMMA,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key("C",KeyEvent.VK_SEMICOLON,'\0')
// );
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,KeyEvent.VK_CLOSE_BRACKET,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,0,'"')
// );
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key("S",KeyEvent.VK_CLOSE_BRACKET,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,0,(char)0x5e)
// );
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key("C",KeyEvent.VK_CLOSE_BRACKET,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,0,'~')
// );
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,KeyEvent.VK_EQUALS,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,0,'\'')
// );
// KeyEventTranslator.addTranslation(
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key("S",KeyEvent.VK_EQUALS,'\0'),
// new KeyEventTranslator.Key(null,0,'`')
// );
/*}}}*/
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