Camel Case Movement and Selection module
I have uploaded the Camel Case Movement and Selection module to my NetBeans 5.0 update center described (here). The term camel case refers to the Java identifier naming convension.
This module enables quick movement of caret to the camel case boundaries. For example if you have the following Java code then you can use the supported actions to move the caret to the locations marked by |:
Character.|is|Upper|Case|(char);
The caret movement and selection is supported.
This module provides the following actions:
| Action | Key binding |
| Previous Camel Case Position | Ctrl+Alt+Left |
| Next Camel Case Position | Ctrl+Alt+Right |
| Select to Previous Camel Case Position | Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Left |
| Select to Next Camel Case Position | Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Right |
I have tested it for Java sources.
Sources
DISCLAIMER: This module is experimental. So no guarantees. Use the module at your own risk.
Posted by sandipchitale
( Mar 27 2006, 01:59:27 PM PST ) Permalink
March 2006 SDN Channel Interview
My interview is featured on March, 2006 Edition of SDN Channel. This edition primarily features Netbeans related topics. It also features Geertjan Wielenga's interview and cool demo by Roman Strobl. It will be going live soon. So check it out...
Posted by sandipchitale
( Mar 17 2006, 08:58:43 AM PST ) Permalink
Line Tools Module updated
I have uploaded the updated Line Tools module on my NetBeans 5.0 Update Center described here.
It now supports sorting of selected lines in ascending or descending order with optional ability to remove duplicate lines.
Sources
DISCLAIMER: This module is experimental. So no guarantees. Use the module at your own risk.
Posted by sandipchitale
( Mar 05 2006, 02:23:56 PM PST ) Permalink
Sculpture
Posted by sandipchitale
( Mar 03 2006, 10:57:45 PM PST ) Permalink
Highlight Regular Expressions Module updated
I have updated the Highlight Regular Expressions Module. Get the latest version from my NetBeans 5.0 update center (here).
Toolbar
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Added a toggle button to control highlighting of regular expression groups.
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Several bug fixes related to regular expressions using ^ and $.
Sources
Posted by sandipchitale
( Mar 02 2006, 07:33:49 AM PST ) Permalink