On Jan 11, 2008, at 1:31 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
At 11:11 -0800 1/11/08, Jonathan Schwartz wrote:
How do you save a new file to a hidden folder?
For reference, the hidden folder is /usr/local/php5/lib/php
Get thee into BBEdit worksheets.
bbedit /usr/local/php5/lib/php/somethingnew
cp somethingeold /usr/local/php5/lib/php/
Both work fine and they keep you out of the terrible mess that OS
neXt has made out of STDFILE.
And. . you can keep the commands in the worksheet for re-execution
later with a select and ENTER. (Actually its a select and right
click but that's just my mouse preference.)
Worksheets are kinda wonky... pseudo CLI within a file :-)
Do you use worksheets for all your work? Or is there some hidden way
to convert a normal text file into a worksheet?
Could you give some examples of why worksheets are more valuable than
a text file?
"ls -laG >> myfile.txt" works just as well as "ls -laG" within a
worksheet from my experience —especially since BBEdit updates open
documents when it activates, though generally cutting and pasting
works best for me.
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