At 14:22 -0400 22/07/2011, Seth Dillingham wrote:
I did notice that new documents are no longer created as HTML by
default OMM, and I seem to have misplaced the "default language"
setting.
I don't know how wide this new blindness is, but the script I use for
creating a new Perl document:
using terms from application "BBEdit"
make window with properties {source language:"perl",
text:"#!/usr/local/bin/perl" & return & "use strict;" & return & "use
feature qw( say state switch);" & return}
end using terms from
now creates a plain languageless document when in BBE 9 the document
coloured the syntax. Having noted Rich's recent warning, I changed
'window' to 'document' but still the syntax is not coloured and the
doc type is 'none'.
On the other hand, if I create a new text document and paste in the
Perl shebang, the syntax is immediately coloured and the doc language
is automatically changed to 'Perl'.
To say the least there seems to be some inconsistency here that did
dot exist before.
On the positive side I am delighted to see (fingers crossed) that
Perl errors can now be dismissed without redundant and meaningless
save dialogs -- a feature I complained about several times when it
intruded itself into BBE 9.
JD
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