I think a lot of what's at the heart of our differences of opinion are
differences in editing approaches and environments so let me explain my
workflow a little more.
My development and production servers are LAMP setups, all remote. I
don't develop and test code on my Mac because I need to
On Sep 23, 2006, at 17:26, Doug McNutt wrote:
I am reluctant to edit a file on a server without checking out the
results of my editing before committing them.
As am I. When I can, I work locally using an installed copy of
Apache, etc., then once I'm satisfied with my efforts, I upload
On Sep 24, 2006, at 0:23, James Marks wrote:
I think a lot of what's at the heart of our differences of opinion
are differences in editing approaches and environments so let me
explain my workflow a little more.
Actually, our editing approaches and environments are very similar.
Well,
On 23 Sep 2006, at 20:04 , Seth Dillingham wrote:
Well, it's *sort of* a tutorial. I hope some people find it useful,
anyway.
http://www.truerwords.net/articles/bbedit/
codeless_language_module.html
Woot! Thanks!
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Seth Dillingham wrote this pithy remark on 9/23/06
Well, it's *sort of* a tutorial. I hope some people
find it useful, anyway.
One thing Seth, the CLM template file link is broken.
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On 9/24/06 at 6:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Allen Watson) wrote:
On 9/23/06 4:40 PM, Bob Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Instead, I use a Kinesis Contour keyboard, which is
superior in so
many ways to mainstream keyboards (and so much more expensive) that
comparisons don't even make
Johan Solve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 9/24/06 at 10:18 PM:
Can't xml plist handle CDATA? Inside a CDATA block just about anything is
allowed (expect the closing CDATA marker). That would allow regex
expressions to be a bit more readable.
In that case it would go like this
On 9/24/2006, Google Kreme said:
Woot! Thanks!
Hey, you're welcome.
Now that you guys are all in such a good mood ;-) how about you
do ME a
favor?
I helped Bare Bones (with a space in the name, Jim!) create all those
lovely, new JavaScript features in the latest beta version of
BBEdit.
I use BBEdit when writing PHP scripts, and wondered if there is a tool or
feature that I am overlooking for matching curly brackets or parens in a
script? I recently saw this feature on a Windows-based script editor while
taking a class and thought it was pretty useful.
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On 9/24/2006, Robert Ullrey said:
One thing Seth, the CLM template file link is broken.
Fixed, sorry about that.
Seth
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On 9/24/2006, Johan Solve said:
In that case it would go like this
string![CDATA[(?x:
(? ' (?s: \\. | [^'] )*?(?: ' | $ ) ) |
(? (?s: \\. | [^] )*?(?: | $ ) )
)]]/string
Ooh, excellent.
In the tutorial (which I realize you weren't asking about), both
the CLM
On 9/24/2006, John Gruber said:
That's a good suggestion, and indeed, it works. Although in fact, because
CDATA requires no escapes at all, you have to un-double the backslashes in
the example above.
Actually, no, the backslashes weren't escaped/doubled because of
XML. That's
not how XML
Seth Dillingham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 9/25/06 at 1:10 AM:
Your change from \\. to \. really changes the meaning of the original
pattern.
The \\. allowed the strings to contain escaped quotes. The \\.
would match
any escaped character (a literal '\' followed by any character).
Oops.
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