I have found some in the Cappuccino website (vim, textmate and SubEthaEdit), but not for jEdit, and unfortunately I'm just starting on Objective-J so can't make my own. If anyone has got one of them lying around it would be greatly appreciated.
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According to the JEdit features page it already supports Objective C.
Joe Skora
2008-09-22 15:51:33
It has for a while too, back when I was doing pop11 it already had Objective-C, but, is Objective-J similar enough that I can use that?
dsm
2008-09-22 15:54:24
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One of my favorite things about JEdit is how easy it is to define a new syntax highlighting mode. I work in a land in which every fool wants to create his own custom configuration file language and I've gotten to where I can create a new approximate syntax highlighting mode in about 5 minutes. I start by copying a mode that is similar to the new language I wanted to create and then iteratively refining the edit mode as I learn more parts of the language. I did this with Specman ( a hardware verification language ) as I was going through the intro course.
Ross Rogers
2008-12-13 16:51:32