Resource Bundle Error

[seiyria]

My apologies, I thought I separated it from my code. Either way, your example does not work and my checksum matches. I am mixing it with SWT in my example, so I felt it would be relevant. My initial tests of making sure it worked, then making sure it worked with SWT were working flawlessly, but now something is causing this to happen, and I'm not really sure what it is.

[robert]

Hmm, well I'm not sure how to proceed. If the jar is there, and you can see the *.properties files in it, you should not get that error. The only thing I can think of is a heavy-handed approach - you could send me a zipped up version of your project, along with the command line that does not work. Then I'll have your exact environment to look at.

There's probably a better way to debug this, but my brain is fried at the moment.

[seiyria]

It's really nontrivial to get it running via command line (mostly because of SWT, unfortunately), and even setting it up in eclipse takes a bit of work (well, you have to make your own library with a few jars in it). I can still send you the zip and instructions, but I feel like it'd be more work than it's worth at that point.

I have just now tried to use the source and simultaneously linking the i18n folder as well... no dice.

I really do appreciate you being as helpful as you are, though. Thanks for that!

[seiyria]

Hmm, well I'm not sure how to proceed. If the jar is there, and you can see the *.properties files in it, you should not get that error. The only thing I can think of is a heavy-handed approach - you could send me a zipped up version of your project, along with the command line that does not work. Then I'll have your exact environment to look at.

There's probably a better way to debug this, but my brain is fried at the moment.

My apologies for not being on top of testing this. I was just looking back over this, because I'd taken a break from my project for the last 5 months (wow, time flies). Would not being able to see a .properties file anywhere in the jar be a problem? I don't think I can see any. I'm using 2.0.3 now, as well.

[robert]

Yes, that's definitely the problem. There should be properties files in the jar. I assume you're either getting the jar file from SourceForge, or building it yourself from the source?

[seiyria]

Yes, that's definitely the problem. There should be properties files in the jar. I assume you're either getting the jar file from SourceForge, or building it yourself from the source?

I was getting the jar from sourceforge, yeah.

[robert]

I just verified that the binary zip on SourceForge is correct. Please make sure you're downloading a binary package, such as RSyntaxTextArea_2.0.3.zip, unzipping it, and using the rsyntaxtextarea.jar found inside.

[seiyria]

I just verified that the binary zip on SourceForge is correct. Please make sure you're downloading a binary package, such as RSyntaxTextArea_2.0.3.zip, unzipping it, and using the rsyntaxtextarea.jar found inside.

This is exactly what I did -- there are still no .properties files in the jar. Also, I redownloaded it just to be sure, and it definitely doesn't work for me.

[robert]

What are the contents of your rsyntaxtextarea.jar file? Are there classes in it? Copy and paste the contents.

[seiyria]

What are the contents of your rsyntaxtextarea.jar file? Are there classes in it? Copy and paste the contents.

http://pastebin.com/umkf6nTA

(don't mind the weird characters; those are just a listing of the tree /f command)
Okay, so I apparently was blind before, there ARE, in fact, .properties files. However, the example still doesn't work, even using this jar. I'm very sorry for the confusion; I didn't look hard enough.