Py - The Online Python Zine
Py - The Online Python Zine
What separates jEdit from others is that one can customize and extend jEdit using Python. jEdit is written in Java (TM) but with JythonInterpreter, a jEdit plugin that embeds Jython into jEdit, one can write macros, and even plugins for jEdit in Python. In fact, much of the JythonInterpreter plugin itself is written in Python! This article is an introduction to customizing and enhancing jEdit with macros written in Python.
What makes the jython could call/use all class in jdk and jedit class? is it the so-called dynamic language's feature?
What separates jEdit from others is that one can customize and extend jEdit using Python. jEdit is written in Java (TM) but with JythonInterpreter, a jEdit plugin that embeds Jython into jEdit, one can write macros, and even plugins for jEdit in Python. In fact, much of the JythonInterpreter plugin itself is written in Python! This article is an introduction to customizing and enhancing jEdit with macros written in Python.
What makes the jython could call/use all class in jdk and jedit class? is it the so-called dynamic language's feature?
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