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Although I think more advanced coders probably want something that uses an external editor. I knew for a while that Kawigi designed the plugin very well and flexible, so I was trying to implement python support. And failing. It was not until ffao made his own release that I finally discovered what I was missing. The crux of the matter is that ffao 's changes needed a bit of minor tweaks and I made them.

Updated KawigiEdit. There is more information in the forum thread. I did my best to test that the python support is working in various problems. Things like double return values, arrays of double, string comparisons. And it seems to work fine. But I don't take responsibility for any issues you might find during a match. It is amazing how little relatively speaking work we needed to make KawigiEdit able to use python. Kawigi is a great software designer even in such a minor project as KawigiEdit.

It is no surprise that you would later hear of him working for a couple of tech giants Am I going to maintain KawigiEdit now? The answer is no officially. I have not asked permission to pivanof yet to make new releases and those things. I also think that for the most part except for the python support KawigiEdit is not lacking in features and is working Ok. So there is no rush to pick a new mantainer. There is also the small issue that I actually use a KawigiEdit mod which I will be releasing in a later blog post , so I don't really use the upstream version of the plugin.

I think it is better to leave the possibility of someone else with more time and interest in improving the plugin to become the mantainer. I also wanted to tweak kawigiedit for mac keyboard shortcuts support. But I am unable to do so because of some missing libraries. From where which jar I can get this class? Will you be able to help? From the topcoder arena, you need to find ContestApplet. Post a Comment.

Rest assured that if you turn it off even if you turn it off with the editor running , it will be removed and the thread it was running on will be killed, so you don't have to worry about it consuming any CPU time. If you like it but are worried about CPU time, just lengthen the update delay. Here, you can change the font and colors used in the editor and local code display. This includes syntax-related coloring, like:. You can also turn on or off parentheses , etc.

On this tab, you configure how to save, compile and run your programs locally. The CWD is not available for the filename and compile command You may assume that you are in the current working directory. You can also use the Template Override field to pick a.

The default settings should work for most people whose system is configured exactly like mine. Fat chance, eh? The default Java settings should work beautifully if you have Sun's Java SDK installed, and Java's bin directory is in your default system path. The rule of thumb on these settings is that you should try them out, and if they work, don't mess with them. This is the place to edit your code templates, which are parsed and expanded when you open a problem or hit "Generate Code".

The easiest way to get started is to click on "Open Default", and pick which template. Change anything you want, and click save or save as and you'll be prompted where to save it. After saving, KawigiEdit will ask you if you want to set it as the default template for some language, and if you click yes, you're done!

The Template Override should be filled in for that language on the Languages tab. I included the source to KawigiEdit for a reason - I think that it's a good place to learn things from both in design and in using the plugin interface , and I don't think it's perfect for everyone. If you are familiar with Java and want to customize KawigiEdit further than can be done through the settings dialog, you can unpack it and start hacking at it.