Gutter font doesn't expand with body font.

[Everywhere is Nowhere]

The gutter font doesn't follow the size o the main text font which is a bug.

There shouldn't be any assumptions about the size of the gutter numbers.

They should be relative to the text or they're useless.  


For me it's just an ongoing annoyance. For someone with a disability, 

it might be a showstopper.




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Re: Are there any cross referencing hooks?

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On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 6:53:44 AM UTC-8, Rich Siegel wrote:
>
> On 11/16/17 at 1:31 AM, reflec...@gmail.com  (Everywhere is 
> Nowhere) wrote: 
>
> >So let's say I want to implement something like ctags lookup 
> >for C/C++ programs in BBEdit... [...] 
>
> WAYRTTD? 


Jump to definitions similar to what vi/vim does with CTAGs,
and/or do an OpenGrok search for the term, which would be extremely 
powerful, and something you might want to consider as a leading edge 
feature in some soon release ;-)
 

> There are many ways to accomplish this. :-) 
>
>
I'm feeling better already
 

> BBEdit already has ctags lookup built in (try right-clicking on 
> something that's been colored with the ctags color, or select it 

and use "Find Definition" on the Search menu). 
>

Does it work over sftp? I imagine not, but wouldn't that be a cool trick?
Fortunately in my current gig/dev modality I can instead NFS share the code 
tree
and edit over NFS instead of SFTP so may try that. 

>
> There's also Dash support for "Find in Reference", as well as 
> the "reference URL" (which can be configured per-language in the 
> Preferences. 


H I missed that. Is that my ticket to OpenGrok lookups? Only 
problem there
is that OpenGrok has different search types "Full Search", "Definition", 
"Symbol", ... so being
limited to a single URL might be a bit limiting.

 


> You could also write a macOS "Service", which will then appear 
> on the contextual menu (BBEdit 12 and later) which does whatever 
> you need. 
>

Hmmm. Some things to explore. Thanks!
Paul
 

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> sedate me. 
>
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Are there any cross referencing hooks?

[Everywhere is Nowhere]

So let's say I want to implement something like ctags lookup for C/C++ 
programs in BBEdit...  wherein I could put the cursor on a word and click, 
and it would invoke some code to do a lookup and anything with the result 
(in my case I want to send something in a form of my choosing to a website).

Is there some reasonable way to accomplish that in BBEdit?

And I would hate to have to override the factory C++ language module merely 
for that, if a module is the way to go on that. But I was hoping for 
something a little simpler for the matter of simply things and responding 
to it outside the editor contents.

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Re: Why can't it be easier to change font size on the fly?

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Love it. Thanks. CMD +/- just like browsers. Works like a charm. Thanks!

On Friday, November 3, 2017 at 9:13:30 AM UTC-7, Rich Siegel wrote:
>
> On 11/3/17 at 12:09 PM, reflec...@gmail.com  (Everywhere is 
> Nowhere) wrote: 
>
> >And besides all of that, why do I have to change the default 
> >size just to make a momentary change in the font size? 
>
> Well, because you don't. :-) 
>
> >More and more modern tools allow Command + or Command - to 
> >adjust the font size since it's of such ubiquitous utility. 
>
> Try View => Text Display => Zoom In/Zoom Out. You can assign 
> whatever keyboard equivalents you like using the Menus and 
> Shortcuts preferences. 
>
> Try the Magnification item in the status bar at the bottom of 
> the window. (It has a keyboard equivalent as well, see again the 
> Menus & Shortcuts preferences.) 
>
> R. 
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>
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> sedate me. 
>
>

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Why can't it be easier to change font size on the fly?

[Everywhere is Nowhere]

I have a lift desk on rollers and due to my situation have to move it 
around so the monitors are closer and further, and it's a real hassle to 
change the font size for the document I'm looking at, particularly XML.

The type is identified in the pulldown menu on the bottom bar as XML, but 
if I go to languages I can't add an XML specific default - it isn't in the 
list above YAML as it is in the bottom bar menu so I don't know how to 
change the size.

And besides all of that, why do I have to change the default size just to 
make a momentary change in the font size?

More and more modern tools allow Command + or Command - to adjust the font 
size since it's of such ubiquitous utility.

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Entering path for Save As filename doesn't go to the path :-(

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BBEdit is the first editor I've used where if I enter in "Save As" a file 
path, it doesn't change the default location to the path to the specified 
path and then save the file whose name is the final component of the path 
there.

That's pretty frustrating, because it means I have to tedious navigate to 
known long paths using the pulldown selector, and should not have to.

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