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- Mac OS Plugin 3.0
- - All native calls now use the Cocoa API. (Java 1.4.1 is required)
- - Old MRJ methods replaced with com.apple.eawt.
- - Added a Dock Menu. Dock Menu provides similar functionality to the plugin menu.
- - Added services menu (bundle needs to be updated)
- - Opening a directory by drag and drop or with open -a will
- set the file browser to the directory.
- Mac OS Plugin 2.0.4
- - Now respects the retore from commandline option when opening files
- in the Finder.
- - Fixed NPE when opening files from the Finder before jEdit is running.
- Mac OS Plugin 2.0.3
- - jEdit now works properly when used in background mode. Views can be
- created by opening a file from the Finder.
- Mac OS Plugin 2.0.2
- - Removed the "Run AppleScript" menu in favour of the "Macros" menu.
- - Added an option to use the default system highlight colour in the
- text area.
- Mac OS Plugin 2.0.1
- - Fixed a bug: scripts directory was not created.
- Mac OS Plugin 2.0
- - Added MacOS menu to the Plugins menu. Provides time saving features
- like revealing files and folders in the Finder, and running
- AppleScripts.
- - You can run AppleScripts (compiled, uncompiled and standalone).
- Scripts must be located in the scripts folder in the jEdit folder.
- They can be either plain text or compiled scripts. Scripts must have
- their type and creator set correctly, have a .scpt (for compiled
- scripts) or .applescript (for uncompiled scripts) extension, or
- both. Note: Scripts that require user interaction are not supported.
- - Added and option to Mac OS Plugin settings to change the script
- folder search depth.