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Java Text Copy Paste Module - plugin detailHelps copy and paste text from and to Java source code by converting the text back and fourth between Java source and the original text format such as SQL, XML, or HTML. It ties into the system clipboard, so all one has to do is copy text in their favorite SQL or XML editor then use the "Java Text Copy Paste Module" specific actions to transform the code. Code can also be highlighted in the Java editor and copied using the "Java Text Copy Paste Module" specific actions to transform it back into the original text format for pasting into their favorite utility editor. Works great with SQL and XML editors.
[ You have to be logged in to be able to comment. ] User CommentsWarnings on NB 8.0.1WARNING [org.openide.filesystems.Ordering]: Relative ordering attribute org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLWithNewlines.shadow/org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLWithNewlinesAndNoJavaNewlines.shadow on Editors/text/x-java/Popup/Java Text Copy and Paste is deprecated in favor of numeric position attributes WARNING [org.openide.filesystems.Ordering]: Relative ordering attribute org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-PasteAsJavaSourceNewlinesToSpaces.shadow/org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-PasteAsJavaSourceWithNewlines.shadow on Editors/text/x-java/Popup/Java Text Copy and Paste is deprecated in favor of numeric position attributes WARNING [org.openide.filesystems.Ordering]: Relative ordering attribute org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLNewlinesToSpaces.shadow/org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLWithNewlines.shadow on Editors/text/x-java/Popup/Java Text Copy and Paste is deprecated in favor of numeric position attributes WARNING [org.openide.filesystems.Ordering]: Relative ordering attribute org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLWithNewlinesAndNoJavaNewlines.shadow/org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-PasteAsJavaSourceNewlinesToSpaces.shadow on Editors/text/x-java/Popup/Java Text Copy and Paste is deprecated in favor of numeric position attributes WARNING [org.openide.filesystems.Ordering]: Relative ordering attribute org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsTextNewlinesToSpacesAndJavaNewlinesToSpaces.shadow/org-netbeans-modules-javatextcopypaste-CopyAsSQLWithNewlines.shadow on Editors/text/x-java/Popup/Java Text Copy and Paste is deprecated in favor of numeric position attributes I'be tried accessing JIRA on java.net but without luck. So I'm reporting here instead.
Posted by phansson on Nov 11, 2014
Waiting verification for NB 8.0 Portal
All,
Sorry, I missed the comment about adding to the portal for NB 8.0. I have requested verification, so should be up soon. Thank you for your nice words!
Posted by wadechandler on Jun 11, 2014
NB 8.0
Just downloaded and installed manually, works perfectly.
Thanks, this is the best thing since Beatles.
Posted by jotranen on Mar 24, 2014
Awesome work!
I have absolutely no comment to make, I just wanted to thank you for this incredibly time saving tool!
Cheers!
Posted by bftanase on Dec 07, 2012
RE: FYI Feature in 7.2
Yes, one of the actions provided is there. None of the others are. If you work with SQL or XML or other text in other editors, and then paste and copy back and fourth to Java and another editor, then this module helps a lot. That is its purpose: round trip work with other text languages and Java source.
For instance, if you have a SQL query with tens of lines plus, and later you find you have a weird bug in it, then you can take that out of the sources much easier to get it into a SQL query tool to try to fix it. If someone has written the query, and it has escaped newlines in it or not, then you will probably want to be able to convert that back into multiple lines without extra lines. Maybe they didn't have the escaped ones, but only the Java source newlines are there. Maybe you don't want to retain any new lines when you copy it. Too, you may want to paste without escaped newlines. Reason being your JDBC driver or your database doesn't support it, but your query tool does some translations. I ran into that years back with a desktop engine a group was using on a project, and is why the action is there.
Posted by wadechandler on Nov 24, 2012
FYI feature in 7.2
The feature "Paste as java source - real newlines to escaped newlines in java source" is natively supported in 7.2 (and improved/bugfixed in 7.3)
* https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/entry/paste_a_multiline_literal * http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=201130 * http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=222418
Posted by markiewb on Nov 24, 2012
I moved the module from version 1.4 to 1.4.1 to address a couple issues
First, the module will now uninstall and deactivate. If you click the check box labeled "Show Details" on the Installed tab, then you see the module, and you can act on it to either "Deactivate" or "Uninstall". This from Tools|Plugins. Next, after pasting it will reformat the specially pasted value so the user doesn't have to perform two actions.
Posted by wadechandler on Nov 09, 2012
Just what I needed
This is just what I was looking for. Thanks Wade for bringing it back!
Suggestions:
Posted by mclaborn on Nov 09, 2012
Issue : cannot disable module
Hi,
the module can't be disabled via the Plugin Manager. Could you fix it ? Thx ;) Tested on NB 7.2.1 running on JDK6 and JDK7, Windows 7 x64 and XP x86.
Posted by ent38 on Nov 09, 2012
It's back
I have brought the plugin back. It should now work for 7.2. There is one small issue in that the user now has to use ALT+SHIFT+F to reformat the file after using the paste actions of the module, and this is because the Formatter class was removed from NetBeans and I haven't found a suitable alternative yet. Still, it works, and should still save you a lot of time when going back and forth between the Java editor and a SQL or XML editor.
Posted by wadechandler on Nov 09, 2012
This should be part of NB IDE
As I also prefer the + sign on the front I would love to see this functionality being added to come with the IDE.
And as JavaFX does not support multiline strings this module will useful in that environment, too.
Posted by giorgio42 on Dec 12, 2008
6.5 Plugin status and plus sign issue
I will be updating to 6.5 soon or at least testing it in 6.5.
With the plus sign issue, I handle this mostly by going into the formatting preferences under Tools|Options|Editor|Formatting (tab)|Language Java|Category Wrapping|Binary Operators set to if long. That at least makes it bearable. The reason for the + on the front was originally intended to allow things to be removed if needed without having to cursor around and access two lines. I'll play around with it and see what I can do.
Posted by wadechandler on Nov 23, 2008
Plus sign on the left is formatted away by Netbeans
The plugin uses plus signs on the left of each new line when pasting into Netbeans.
Netbeans does not understand this and creates a single line when using Source-Format. I know that it is arguable where the signs should be placed, but I would prefer to let Netbeans have its way. Can this be configured somehow in the plugin?
Posted by dschulten on Nov 23, 2008
I have verified this plugin works in NB 6.1
This is just an update to let everyone know. I have made sure the module works in NB 6.1. I am using it myself.
Posted by wadechandler on Apr 29, 2008
Now works for 6.0
The module should work in NB 6.0. I had to drop some dependencies and cleaned it up a little. I also fixed one issue I saw where I had forgot to lock the document before modifying it. This is mentioned in the Version 1.2 section of the long module description.
Posted by wadechandler on Jul 27, 2007
cannot install on 6.0
works great on 5.5.1
however, I cannot install it on 6.0, error below I am using the base IDE installation, july-21-07 build Plugin Java Text Copy Paste Module cannot match its dependencies: module javax.jmi.model/1 > 1.7.22 module javax.jmi.reflect/1 > 1.7.22 module org.netbeans.api.mdr/1 > 1.4.22 module org.netbeans.jmi.javamodel/2 > 1.21.22 module org.netbeans.modules.java/1 > 1.25.22.2.2.2 module org.netbeans.modules.javacore/1 > 1.18.22.2.2 module org.openide.src > 1.8.22
Posted by sid21177 on Jul 23, 2007
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