On 12/01/2011, at 12:32 PM, mhulse wrote:
> On Jan 11, 4:59 pm, mhulse <[email protected]> wrote:
>> When I am working via a CSS doc, BBEdit will auto-fill/suggest CSS
>> properties, but not values. The closest BBEdit comes to suggesting
>> anything is this:
>> <##>
>
> I guess I should give BBEdit some credit... It does suggest some
> values... But most of the time I find myself wishing I was using DW
> for the auto-fill/hinting. :D
>
> For example, when typing "background-repeat" property, and trying to
> give it a value of "no-repeat", here is what BBEdit suggests:
>
> http://sandbox.hulse.me/bbedit.png
>
> Not sure why it does not suggest no-repeat? Maybe the dash throws it
> off?
>
> Seems like this part of BBEdit could be improved.
>
> Don't get me wrong, I love BBEdit, and I use it as my primary coding
> app... I am just hoping there are some options I can configure/turn on
> to make my coding experience better/faster. :)
>
> Tips would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
> Micky
Hi Micky,
for tagging the selected text, I use this AppleScript. It live's in BBEdit's
Application Support/Scripts and I've given it the keyboard shortcut of
Shift-Command-t
-- script
tell application "BBEdit"
set theText to selection
set d to display dialog "Enter the tag" default answer ""
set theTag to text returned of d
set theText to "<" & theTag & ">" & return & theText & return & "</" &
theTag & ">"
set selection to theText
end tell
-- end script
Ron
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