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Hi,
really cool thing, I use it for a long time now. Finally I decided to switch over to jedit 4.3pre10, working on either openSuse 10.1 (Java 1.5.0_07) or 10.2 x64Java 1.5.0_08). Everything runns finde except of the MayaEditor plug-in, that gives me the following error Message: "Cannot start: java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file. Try updating to a newer version of the plugin."
What does that mean. Do I even need a newer JDK version?
Cheers
Felix
Thank for the links and tutorial, but I cannot find anything about the mayaEditorMacro.bsh and mayaEditor.mel files you mention. Where are these found can you elaborate more on this?
> would be cool though if i didnt have to save it as mel file to see the pretty pretty colors pretty
you can - just set your default edit mode to mel (look at the bottom of the "edit" section in your global settings)
Hey, thanks to walcottd for mentioning the installation tip, but I am really new at this and still couldn't find out how to make the plugin work. I did this:
1. copied mel.xml to c:Program Files>jEdit>modes
2. edited the catalog file by putting the line walcottd mentioned before the lasrt line of the file
3. started jdeit.
I typed some common syntax for maya (and not only) but it didn't highlight. So what did I do wrong or what didn't I do.
I opened also the Plugin Manager but couldn't find the plugin there ( or maybe I don't know it's right name)
Thaks
I would really apreciate some help.
[later edit]:
I get it now, it only works if the file you are working on is *.mel, so if you open a new file, you have to save it as mel if you want to see the pretty colors
It's so useful finding a syntax file online from someone who cares enough to author them.
Be warned that jedit doesn't automatically pick up the mel.xml file. You have to add a few lines to the catalog file in the modes folder install directory-> jedit/modes
<MODE NAME="mel" FILE="mel.xml" FILE_NAME_GLOB="*.mel" />
Then restart jedit.
