On Sep 10, 2011, at 18:44 , Rick Yentzer wrote: > I'm able to work more off the keyboard and less with the mouse with v10. And > for me this is a much faster workflow. I'm writing html, css, javascript and > php and I'm faster in v10 than v9.6. It took some getting used to but I > adapted.
That's been pretty much my experience, too. I almost never used the BBEdit HTML tools because they seemed to be rather "mouse-centric" in ways that didn't generally work with my workflow. And frankly, the HTML tools looked like something from System 7. I know that to long-time BBEdit users this probably didn't matter, but to anyone who used any editor that started in the OS X era, having one of those dialog boxes pop up in 2010 was... kind of shocking, and contributed an awful lot to the perception, as unfair as it may have been, that BBEdit was a product from another era. I believe what the video linked tacitly points out is this. Yes, now when you highlight a string in the file and hit Command-Control-A to make it an anchor link, you have to type h r <tab> before hitting Command-V <return>, which is three extra keystrokes compared to before. But if instead you hit Command-V and highlight *that* string, then hit Command-Control-A <return> and type the link text, isn't it the same number of keystrokes as previous versions to accomplish the same thing? -- Watts Martin <[email protected]>
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