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gedit Plugins - Verision 0.7.9 and above.
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The best way to learn how the plugins work, is to look at the
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code for other plugins. The plugin architecture has been
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rewriten, so the docs described below are obsolete.
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Please let us know if you are writing a new plugin.
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You should use gedit convenience functions for interaction with gedit :
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The only functions you should use to interact with gedit are :
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gedit_window_active();
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gedit_view_get_selection();
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gedit_view_set_position();
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gedit_view_get_position();
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gedit_docuemnt_current();
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gedit_document_get_buffer();
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gedit_document_get_buffer_length();
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gedit_document_insert_text();
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gedit_document_delete_text();
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gedit_document_replace_text();
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gedit_plugin_program_location_get();
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gedit_plugin_program_location_change();
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Please use the naming convention as the email plugin.
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gEdit Plugins - v0.6.1
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For information on developing plugins, read plugins/plugin_howto.
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Currently, all plugins are stored in "/usr/local/libexec/go/plugins",
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and can be run from the "Plugins" menu in gEdit...
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(If you write a Plugin for gEdit, please write a corresponding Info note about
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it for this file. Thankyou -Alex)
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Information on the current Plugins
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Written By: Alex Roberts (Original idea by Evan Lawrence)
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* A handy tool that can convert Decimal value to Hex, or Octal; and a
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Hex value to Decimal (Evan thought of this... I was bored... and
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Written By: Mikael Hermansson
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* This plugin allows you to Manage programming Projects, displaying
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a tree of the .c source files and the header include files used by
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the source file. Double clicking on the source file or a header file
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will open it into gEdit.
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Written By: Martin Wahlen
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* A cool spell checking plugin, using Ispell.... Quite buggy ATM
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Written By: Evan Lawrence
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* This handy little plugin can Email the current document to any
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email address, via a dialog box where you can choose From:, To:
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Written By: Alex Roberts and Chris Lahey
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* An Encryption plugin. It will Encrypt/Decrypt the current
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document. This plugin uses the ROT13 encryption type...
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Written By: Chris Lahey
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* A fun little plugin, that will reverse the text in the current
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Written By: Chris Lahey
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* This plugin will make a unified diff patch file between two files...
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Written By: Chris Lahey
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* This, like the above, Diff, plugin creates a diff between the
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current document, and the corresponding file in a CVS tree.
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(Only tested with the Gnome CVS tree)...
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Written By: Chris Lahey and Alex Roberts
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* A simple plugin which prints 'Hello World' to Stdout. With the
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comments included in the source, this can be used as a simple
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demonstration on writing plugins...
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Written By: Martin Baulig
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* This is a gmodule plugin using libzvt from gnome-libs/zvt to
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Written By: Fred Leeflang
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* This plugin reads ctags generated tags files and makes
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navigation in multiple source files easier by colorising
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the known tags and making it possible to navigate to these
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Written By: Alex Roberts
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* This nifty plugin calls Lynx (with the -dump arg), and lets you
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view webpages (via lynx) in gEdit.. Lynx HAS to be in /usr/bin
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* This plugin will store the last visited URL.
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Written By: Chris Lahey
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* Dumps the number of Characters, Words and Paragraphs in the current
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document out to STDOUT.
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(Note - Wouldnt a GUI interface be better than outputting to STDOUT? -Alex)
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Written By: Alex Roberts
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* Lets you view Man pages within gEdit.
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Written By: Alex Roberts
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* Inserts the current date/time into the current document.
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