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I'd like to be able to use jEdit to write, compile and test projects written in Scala. How can I configure it to do so?

Daniel C. Sobral
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The new link appears to be http://wiki.liftweb.net/index.php?title=SetUp_jEdit

David Vydra
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May be this JEdit Setup with Scala setup jEdit to develop Scala can help you ?
(new updated link, as mentioned by David Vydra in his answer)

It refers to a JEdit fully configured to run Scala projects.

http://wiki.liftweb.net/images/9/91/Screenshot-jedit.png

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VonC
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I literally just use the jEdit mode (my tweaked version) and leave it at that. All of my compilation, shell and SCM stuff is done in a separate Terminal window. Often times I will use "Project Viewer" to manage things at a project level, but that's just because I'm too lazy to type in a new path every time I have to Cmd+O.

jEdit + Buildr + JavaRebel (for the shell) == an excellent workflow. I don't get the compile-on-save behavior offered by the Scala Plugin, but I can live without that. Compiling Scala on save is tricky anyway due to the complexity of the type system.

Daniel Spiewak
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