The Accents plugin converts character abbreviations for accented characters to characters as they are entered.

ActionHooks enabled one to specify actions or macros to invoke in response to EditBus messages.

Lets you see if plugins are loaded or activated and lets you manually (un)load and (de)activate plugins. There is also a dockable which allows one-click reloading of plugins.

Ancestor plugin is a small toolbar with buttons to browser quickly all parents folders of the current buffer

The Antelope plugin is an application for running Ant. Ant must be installed separately.

The AntFarm plugin allows developers to build projects from within jEdit using Apache's Ant utility, displaying any errors in ErrorList. It provides a nice graphical interface to manage multiple build files. It requires the AntPlugin, which is a jedit-packaged version of Apache Ant.

The AntHelper plugin helps other jEdit plugins leverage the information provided in a project's Ant build file. Functionality includes synchronizing the class path to JCompiler, a dialog for executing an Ant task by name, binding shortcuts to ant tasks, and miscellaneous other Java utilities.

The AntPlugin is nothing but Apache Ant, users guide, and API javadocs, packaged as a neat little jEdit plugin.

AntViz is a dependency visualizer and debugger for Ant scripts.

The Archive plugin provides a jEdit VFS for browsing the contents of tar and zip archives and opening the files they contain as jEdit buffers.

The AStyle Beautifier Plugin formats and beautifies Java, C and C++ source code.

The AxisHelper attempts to make projects dealing with the Apache Axis web services framework a little easier. The current implementation simply generates client stub classes given a WSDL URL.

Background lets you configure a background image for the main jEdit text area. It also features some basic blend options ("tinted glass" effect).

The Beauty plugin is a general framework for code beautifiers and provides several built-in beautifiers.

This plugin provides a way to add and navigate bookmarks (similar to Markers) across all jEdit buffers and unopened files.

The BufferList plugin shows the list of currently open files in a dockable tree view.

The BufferLocal plugin provides persistent storage of Buffer Local properties (those properties set via the Buffer Options dialog).

The BufferSelector plugin provides a strip of buttons along the bottom of the jEdit view that allows you to change the Buffer in the current EditPane.

The BufferTabs plugin provides a tabbed pane in the jEdit view that allows you to change the current buffer.

The Calculator plugin is an RPN calculator.

This plugin provides for code-completion in a CamelCase or regex_separated_identifier style.

The CharacterMap plugin displays a window showing all ASCII and extended-ASCII characters. Clicking one will insert it in the buffer.

CheckStylePlugin is a wrapper around the CheckStyle program that allows you to check your code for adherence of deviation from a Coding Standard. Any errors are displayed in the ErrorList plugin.

The ClassBrowser plugin provides a dockable window presenting the hierarchy of a selected class, along with its members (including inherited members, if requested). You can jump to each element (class/member) in the hierarchy by double-clicking it. The hierarchy is generated using information from Ctags tag files.

The ClassWizard provides a GUI that facilitates quickly creating class files for various languages (Java, PHP, etc.).

Rational ClearCase source code control plugin

The Clipper plugin provides the ability to insert a string from a library of text clips into the current buffer.

The Code2HTML plugin transforms jEdit's current buffer or the current selection into a visually equivalent HTML file.

The CodeAid plugin is a code completion plugin for Java. It is for JDK 1.4/jEdit 4.2 and earlier. For JDK 1.5/jEdit 4.3 and later, use JavaSideKick.

For jEdit 4.3pre7 and later, use CtagsSideKick, which replaces this plugin. CodeBrowser lets you browse code with a dockable similar to SideKick. Supports all languages supported by the Exuberant CTags: Java, C, C++, Perl, Shell, XML, HTML, Fortran and many more. Also includes a BufferSwitcher.

CodeLint is a Lint Plugin for JEdit that can identify syntax & semantic errors in your Java & C/C++ source code & Class files.

Lets you look at a color picker and get back the RGB hex from it for copy or paste;

The ColumnRuler plugin provides a ruler across the top of the text area which marks off columns.

The CommentFolder plugin provides a comment folding mode. It works like explicit folding but also folds multiline range comments.

The CommonControls plugin provides a common set of enhanced Swing components intended for use by other jEdit plugins.

The ConfigurableFoldHandler plugin adds a new fold handler to jEdit that allows the user to specify the strings that define the start and end of a fold.

The Console plugin allows jEdit to execute arbitrary commands from an internal shell. In addition, it provides buttons in a "commando toolbar" for your favorite command-line tools (make, ant, qmake, latex, etc), and an easy way to add others.

The Context Help plugin is a framework for integrating jEdit mode dependent (i.e. java, xml, php,...) beanshell scripts into jEdit. In particular the plugin contains beanshell examples for calling windows help files for java, javascript and php.

The ContextMenu plugin allows you to change text area's right-click context menu for each mode.

(C/C++/Python) CscopeFinder adds rapid code searching using Cscope or PyCscope index files.

A plugin that allows editing CSS elements inside jEdit, as well as CSS file validation.

CtagsInterface provides common ctags services to interested plugins.

CtagsSideKick provides a structure browser service for SideKick using exuberant ctags. Support exists for these languages: C, C++, Perl, Python, Bash, Java, JavaScript, Lisp, Make, PHP, Ruby, Scheme, SQL, YACC, XML, Ant, Cobol, Eiffel, AWK, Fortran, and Pascal.

CTPlugin is a plugin that supports the use of custom tag libraries in JSP, acting as a visual aid for tag insertion.

The DBTerminal plugin is a simple sql client much like the text-based database clients available for Linux. You will need the appropriate database drivers installed for this plugin to work.

Dict plugin searches the word(s) you give it in the dict.org dictionary.

The Docker plugin enhances jEdit's existing docking features.

DotComplete is no longer supported. Use JavaSideKick for jedit 4.3pre5 and later. DotComplete is a Java code assistance plug-in that provides help when a period (dot) is typed. It incorporates CodeAid's Java CC parser and expression finder; SpeedJava's design and popup triggering code; jEdit's Complete-Word popup, and AntHelper's class management.

The DragAndDrop plugin allows files to be opened in jEdit by simply dragging them into the text area from a file manager, desktop, or other application. Does not work on all combinations of platform/JDK.

The EBrowse plugin provides a keyboard centric interface to jEdit for doing common tasks like opening files and switching buffers. As the name implies, the interface has an emacs flavor to it and even includes a few common emacs utility commands such as mark-copy, mark-cut, and string-rectangle.

The EditorScheme plugin allows one to easily switch between editor color/style schemes for jEdit.

The ErrorList plugin provides one-click access, and on-the-spot highlighting of errors generated by EditBus-aware packages, such as the Console.

FastOpen is a plugin designed to quickly open any file in the currect project by just typing in the first few characters of the filename you want to open.

This plugin allows you to search within a filesystem for any files that match a given filter. Results are displayed in a Hypersearch-style pane, which provides the ability to perform further actions on the files.

FoldViewer is a very simple plugin that allows to show collapsed folds in the popup window. To see content of any collapsed fold, just navigate mouse to the [ lines] section of this fold.

The FTP plugin adds the ability to browse directories and edit files on (S)FTP servers.

Short Description: This plugin provides a jEdit interface for gdb.

The jEdit GesturesPlugin records mouse movements and executes code based on recognized patterns.

The GfxView plugin allows users to display / move / resize pictures on a dockable panel. This is useful to people that need to read information from drawings or layouts in PNG / JPEG / TIFF or BMP (thanks to Imagero library).

GlobalPlugin provides an interface to the GNU Global source code tag system, for smart navigation through C,C++,Java,PHP,Yacc, and Assembly source files.

gnu.regexp, an old reliable library for evaluating regular expressions.

Gruntspud is a graphical CVS client plugin that works with a variety of different connection methods.

The HDL Parser plugin finds syntactic errors in HDL code.

The Headlines plugin allows you to view the content of any RSS or RDF XML data feed on the net within jEdit. This includes a great many blogs and news sites including Slashdot, Metafilter, CNet, Freshmeat.net, Salon, and many more.

HelperLauncher provides both a plugin and file system browser action for launching an external program to work with a file or buffer.

The Hex plugin dumps a file in hexadecimal form.

The HexEdit plugin allows you to edit files in hex mode.

Highlights words (or matched regexps) with different colors.

The hyperlink plugin will allow the textarea to have hyperlinks inside.

Includes Parser is used to parse includes directives in standard text files so that the contents and layout of (for example) HTML files can be kept separate, but parsed into a single (for example) web page to be uploaded to the web.

From Drayke Naiobrin. Provides a SideKick parser for Inform source files, allowing game objects to be viewed in a tree whose structure resembles their logical hierarchical arrangement.

InfoViewer is a replacement for the built-in jEdit HelpViewer. It contains a mini web browser, but you can also configure it to use an external browser.

The IRC plugin provides a simple IRC client for jEdit in a dockable window.

The JakartaCommons plugin provides a single point of dependency for plugins needing to use Apache Jakarta libraries. Currently included are BCEL, commons-collections, commons-logging, and xmlrpc.

Jalopy is a source code formatter/beautifier/pretty printer for the Sun Java programming language.

Jane is a Java analyzer plugin for jEdit.

The JarMaker Plugin adds a simple interface for creating a JAR file.

The JavaCore plugin was designed to act as a central location for the management of classpaths and sourcepaths that may be used by other Java-centric plugins. It is obsolete and its functionality exists in ProjectViewer and JavaSideKick.

A plugin that supports debugging of Java code.

The JavaFold plugin provides folding for Java language constructs. This includes code blocks embraced by brackets {} (skips brackets in comments and strings), multi-line comments, single-line comments, and lines that end with ';' (e.g. to fold imports).

Adds an action to the file system browser that lets you decompile selected Java classes using the Jode decompiler

The JavaRefactor plugin provides a means of automatically refactoring compilable Java source code using a small catalog of refactoring patterns.

JavaScript shell and macros handler

Java code browser, provides full support for all Java 1.5 and earlier syntax. Offers code completion and structure browsing for Java. Also provides structure browsing for property files and javacc files.

The JavaStyle plugin encapsulates functions for formatting and beautifying Java source code.

A plugin based on the open source Java spellchecker Jazzy.

The JBrowse plugin allows for easy navigation of Java source code by providing a highly customizable tree-view of a file's classes, fields, and methods. This version is available for dependency purposes only. It is recommended you use JavaSideKick 2.0 instead. It is also recommended that plugin authors who have this listed as a dependency remove it from the dependency list (in favor of JavaSideKick) so we can remove it from plugin central.

This plugin provides calculator for evaluating string expressions representing formulas.

The JCompiler plugin allows for in-process compiling of Java source files and packages.

The JCounter plugin provides statistics such as Code, Comment, code %, and blank lines for files. It can parse the current buffer, all open buffers, or all files from a project in the Project Viewer plugin, and provides averages, maxs, and totals.

The JcrontabPlugin executes a class/method/bsh/nativeProgram at a given time. Defining execution schedules is done using the standard crontab format.

JDiffPlugin is a visual diff utility for jEdit.

The JDocPlugin provides configuration and persistance of Javadoc command line arguments and execution of the utility within jEdit. Command line arguments are configured through either the Utilities->Global Options->Plugin Options->Javaodc menu selection or a Plugins->Javadoc->Javadoc Options menu selection. The configured command line arguments are persisted in a property file. The Javadoc utility can be executed with a Plugins->Javadoc->Execute Javadoc menu item. The JDocPlugin facilitates development of Javadoc by allowing the programmer to generate Javadoc while editing the source files and writing comments.

The jEditCvs plugin is a simple CVS client for jEdit, allowing commands to be run on the current buffer.

The JExplorer plugin is a Java code browser. Starting from a ProjectViewer plugin project, it can analyze the Java source files in it and build a "model", which is then used to navigate the code.

A jEdit plugin to bring the JFugue API to jEdit users and provide some basic functionality to help users create music using the JFugue API.

The JImporter plugin allows users to generate import statement for the Java class under the cursor, or for a class that the user specifies.

The JIndex plugin enables jEdit to show the JavaDoc API html documentation for the currently selected word, with a single key press, in a browser of your choice.

JinniConsole is the Jinni Plugin for JEdit. It assumes you already know or want to get to know Jinni. As can be seen on Jinni's Website, Jinni is a "High Performance Java and .NET based Prolog for Object and Agent Oriented Internet Programming". It is a great possibility to use the latest artificial intelligence technology available for the Java world.

A plugin to send and receive e-mail.

The JPyDebug plugin provides a Python debugging support for jEdit, and a structure browser service through SideKick for easy navigation through source files.

The JSwatPlugin integrates the JSwat debugger into jEdit, providing many of the features normally available in the standalone version.

The JTA plugin provides a Telnet terminal with VT and ANSI emulation inside of jEdit.

JTidyPlugin integrates the HTML Tidy utility into jEdit. JTidyPlugin will help you check for errors in your HTML/XML files and also correct them.

The JTools plugin provides a set of commands designed for managing import statements in Java code and creating boilerplate code for extended classes.

Jump works in conjunction with the ProjectViewer plugin and "Exuberant Ctags" (ctags.sourceforge.net). It provides several actions which will accelerate your work, including "Jump to File", "Jump to Tag", "Type a tag...".

The JUnit plugin allows test cases to be run against Java code using the JUnit testing framework (http://www.junit.org).

The JVMStats plugin is a simple application that allows one to see JVM statistics and call the garbage collector.

The JythonInterpreter plugin embeds a Jython shell into jEdit. It adds support for macros and plugins written in Python/Jython, and a SideKick service for code browsing. Jython 2.1 is included.

A suite of tools to enable quicker and more convenient editing of LaTeX files.

Lazy8Ledger is a financial accounting ledger that requires you to have bookkeeping experience (double-entry acccounting) to be of any use to you.

The LazyFolds plugin allows explicit folds to be automatically inserted and updated in jEdit buffers.

The LazyImporter plug-in provides useful tools for generating, organizing and sorting import statements in a Java source file in JEdit.

LilyPondTool is a LilyPond plugin for jEdit. It gives similar functionality as the Emacs LilyPond mode and helps with creating scores.

The LineGuides plugin adds any number of colored column guides to the jEdit text area.

Using this plugin, you can make pastes to the <a href="http://paste.lisp.org">LispPaste</a> collaborative IRC debugging service from within jEdit.

Log Viewer allows multiple log files to be tracked without having to leave jEdit by providing "tail -f" behavior.

The LookAndFeel plugin provides several additional look-and-feel implementations which allow skinning of the GUI by means of "themepacks".

The MacroManager plugin provides an interface to the jEdit community website's archive of contributed macros.

Provides a dockable GUI for working with Maven Projects.

Memento is a task manager/calendar application meant to function both as a stand-alone and as a jEdit plugin. Currently features basic punchlist/appointment capabilities.

MoinMoin Plugin provides a VFS for jEdit that enables one to edit MoinMoin (http://moin.sourceforge.net/) wiki pages in jEdit.

The MouseSnap plugin allows to automatically move the mouse to the default button.

The Navigator plugin provides "back" and "forward" buttons like a web browser, and is handy when browsing code.

The NetRexxJe plugin, written in netrexx, allows one to easily compile and run NetRexx and Java programs from within the jEdit environment. Requires NetRexx 2.00, which is included.

Short Description: Oolong is an assembler like language for the Java Virtual Machine. Java classes may be Decompiled to Oolong or dumped. Oolong may be compile to Java class files. A mode file is provided for pretty highlighting.

The OpenIt plug-in provides a quick and easy way to open files in jEdit. Users simply open a dialog box, start typing the name of the file they wish to open and, as they type, the list of files will be updated to match what they are typing.

A replacement for the three Options actions/dialogs.

Provides a SideKick structure tree which displays folds rather than language specific structures.

P4Plugin provides an interface for the use of the Perforce Unix command-line utility "p4" from inside jEdit.

The PerlBrowse plugin aids editing of Perl code. Displays a list of subroutines in the current buffer and allows navigation to them. Incorporates a history function so you can go back to your last position in the current buffer. For jEdit 4.3pre5 and later, use PerlSideKick instead.

A SideKick parser for Perl. Replaces PerlBrowse.

PHPParserPlugin is a php parser that will highlight your syntax errors and help you navigate in your source.

The PMD plugin is a Java source code analysis tool.

The Project Options plugin provides an interface for defining standard jEdit options on a per-project basis, allowing, for example, regular edit options to change for different projects.

The ProjectViewer plugin provides an interface for managing a "project", i.e. a related group of source files.

ProjectWizard plugin can be used for new Java projects. It creates the directories and a build.xml

PrologConsole is a Console plugin shell embedding an ISO compliant Prolog system into jEdit.

Allows JEdit to act as a shell for an external Python or Jython process.

The recent plugin stores all edit actions in a table in a dockable window. It recordes actions which are invoked by plugin, macro or built-in actions. The user invokes an action by clicking it in a dockable window. Additionally, it provides a buffer history

RecentBufferSwitcher is a plugin which allows fast changing of a buffer to the most recently viewed buffer.

This is a plugin for the jEdit file system browser that allows you to recursively open files.

The Rename plugin allows you to rename dockable windows, actions, plugins, and option panes.

The RETest plugin provides a simple, yet powerful interface for testing regular expressions.

RFC Reader is a plugin that makes rfc reading more pleasant

The Ruby Editor Plugin converts jEdit into an intelligent Ruby editor. This includes a SideKick parser service and a Ruby API Documentation browser.

This plugin provides a Scheme interpreter integrated into jEdit. Integrates the classloader with jEdit's JARClassLoader, integrates with Console to provide a Scheme Interpreter Shell, and integrates with jEdit's PluginManager to enable Scheme Libraries to be distributed in Plugins.

The SendBuffer plugin allows you to send the contents of the current buffer using the SMTP protocol.

The Sessions plugin maintains lists of open files - called sessions (aka workspaces) - and offers some functions to switch between them.