On Sep 26, 2014, at 12:17, Bambi Buchowski <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been using BBEdit 9, and in switching to 10 (not yet on a permanent 
> basis) I've found - well, NOT found, several features which are critical to 
> my work flow.
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Hey Bambi,

You are definitely in for a bit of a learning curve, but ultimately the switch 
is quite worthwhile in my opinion.

> For example,
> - The "i" icon that pointed to page information is missing.

What specific page info do you need?

> - The soft wrap feature was relocated to the "T" drop down menu.

Patrick mentioned this hasn't changed, although I don't recall me'self offhand. 
 :)

Soft Wrap is also available in the {View}-->{Text Display} menu, and you can 
give it a keyboard shortcut.  Cmd-Shift-R is what I use.

> - I can no longer run a perl script, look at the output, then simply hit 
> cmd-cntrl-left-bracket to get back to the code because the output opens in a 
> separate window that isn't in the same work space.

A couple of AppleScripts make working with the Unix Script Output.log quite 
easy, and you can use your own custom keyboard shortcuts to run them of course.

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# Bring the Unix Script Output.log window to the fore (open if necessary).
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set unixLogFile to alias ((path to library folder from user domain as text) & 
"Logs:BBEdit:Unix Script Output.log")
set unixLogWinName to "Unix Script Output.log"
tell application "BBEdit"
  if window unixLogWinName exists then
    set index of window unixLogWinName to 1
  else
    open unixLogFile
  end if
end tell

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# Toggle between windows 1 and 2
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tell application "BBEdit"
  if (count of windows) ≥ 2 then
    set index of window 2 to 1
  else
    beep
  end if
end tell
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Most complaints you might have can be worked around one way or another, 
although at least a little flexibility is necessary.

Any more specific issues?

--
Best Regards,
Chris

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