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| # Special thanks # |
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I'd like to thank Slava Pestov who helped me a lot during this project, Matthew Allbrecht who wrote two very nice plugins (ZMachine and JavaScriptParser) and also improved the FastTyper feature, Aaron Miller for his support and his help in correcting this documentation and finally Scott Bellamy for his support and ideas. |
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| # Requirements # |
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Jext will run run on any Java Virtual Machine that supports Sun's JVM 1.1 specification or better. The preferred way to run Jext is with Sun's Java 2 (1.2.x or 1.3) or with IBM's JDK 1.1.x. You can even use Microsoft's JVM if you prefer. Whichever JVM you decide to use, Swing v1.1.1 or better is required. |
| Jext comes packaged with several start scripts. If you are running under Un*x, run jext, Windows 98 users should run jext.js, and other Windows users shoud run jext.bat. |
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| # Overview # |
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Jext is a powerful, 100% pure Java text editor primarily targeted for use by programmers. For this reason, Jext provides many useful programming functions: syntax colorization, auto indentation, a methods seeker, a class browser, and an integrated console. Other users will find some additional advanced Jext functions useful. These include: HTML editing, the ability to send mail directly, scripting, and a configurable clip library. Lastly, Jext is fully customizable with the help of plugins and XML configuration files. This enables anyone to easily translate Jext from English into other languages. |
| Jext is full of useful shortcuts which will help improve your productivity. After having read this documentation, you will be able to make the most of all of Jext's many features. |
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| # Legals # |
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Jext is (C)1999 Romain Guy. Distibuted under GPL-2 license. guy.romain@bigfoot.com http://www.chez.com/powerteam/jext |
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by Romain Guy Last update: 05/05/2000 Generated by Gaïa v1.4 |