JellyFish Information

JellyFish is best editor that I have found that fulfills my needs. When JellyFish 1.11 was released, Paul Squires, added plugin functionality that vastly expanded the horizons that were possible. I started with a small project, a source code formatter, to test the waters. Although it wasn't pretty, it worked. Since then, my world has expanded slowly as my brain is small and my understanding slow. Regardless, here are my contributions to the JellyFish world.

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• Plugin Forums -- Join in discussion about the various plugins.
  
  
• JellyFish Plugin Manual
  
  This is the CHM help file converted into a few formats for your perusal. I took the PDF version to Kinko's and had it printed to half-sheets (think a regular sheet of paper with two pages per landscape and two on the back) with plastic coil binding. A black plastic back cover with a clear plastic front cover rounded out the book. Quite nice and professional. Though the price was $16, it was worth it as I prefer a printed resource to an online copy.
  
  
  OpenOffice (52k) -- The original document.
  
  Acrobat (352k) -- Converted from OO. Looks fine.
  
  Word -- (86k) Converted from OO as well. I don't have Word so I don't know how it looks for you.
  
  
  
• AutoDeclare (19k) -- a plugin for JellyFish.
  
  AutoDeclare will create another file with a list of all your SUBs and FUNCTIONs already declared and ready to be inserted into your source code. If you'd prefer you can just INCLUDE the AutoDeclare file and things are compact and easy. Just run again anytime you need to update your declarations.
  
  
• VarAdjust (24k) -- a plugin for JellyFish.
  
  This plugin should incorporate the similar functionality of a feature found in the old PDS of yesteryear. In that IDE, if you changed the capitalization of a variable, the IDE would automatically adjust the capitalization of all occurrences throughout the source code. This is a replica of a similar thing--but in reverse.
  
  VarAdjust keeps an array active of all the dimensioned variables. Whenever you press Ctrl-Shift-Up, Ctrl-Shift-Down, or Ctrl-Shift-Enter, VarAdjust will reexamine the source file to see if there are any newly dimensioned variables and update the array. If there are any variables that are dimensioned and are found in the line that you used one of the keycodes from before, VarAdjust will automatically correct any capitalization.
  
  Take a look at the looping gif animation (81k) for a preview.

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