Then implement the functionality of this new filter such that when selected, the search and replace functionality will be performed only in files that match the filter conditions (i.e., they were last modified between the dates listed in “Modified from:” and “Modified to:”). In the search dialog, add two date fields, called "Modified from:" and "Modified to:" where the user can specify the dates to filter the files that match based on their last modified dates. In the Search in Directory feature (under menu Search/Search in Directory), implement a filter based on the modified date of a file. Filter modified-date for Search in Directory Supported in Java: single line comments, multi-line comments, andģ. comment lines matches should be highlighted in green (any kind of comment If I have the following file: foo foo foo foo foo foo and do a Hypersearch for 'foo' it appears to find 3 occurences within the file, in reality it seems to find 3 lines in the file that have the string 'foo' on them rather than 3 occurences of the string 'foo' Here's a screen shot of. The match is found (only support Java files): I've always wondered if the way Hypersearch shows it's results seems broken to anyone else. Search matches are highlighted differently by the type of line where In jEdit, terms searched for are highlighted in the lines displayed in the hypersearch results window. Highlight lines in the hypersearch results based on type When clicked, it opens a browser and takes the user directly to jEdit’s Sourceforge bug tracker ( ), so they can submit a bug report. In jEdit, a new menu item in the menu bar named ‘Submit Bug’ is implemented. This project consists of implementation of several change requests of JEdit.ġ. It is written in Java and runs on any operating system with Java support, including BSD, Linux, macOS and Windows.
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