Hi Everyone,
I have a simple (but specific) task I'm trying to accomplish with
BBEdit. I work with text files that contain text like this:
The {cat|dog|cow|monkey} loves to eat.
The brackets and pipes in the above sentence need to be colored red.
Nothing else needs to be changed except those
thank you Rod,
thats whta i already havre tried,
but i can't find exactly there you said, the way to colorize my php
variables, for example:
?php echo $name; ?
i swould like to see $name in blue.
what do i have to change to get this please?
Regards, Martin
On 13 Sep., 21:01, Rod Buchanan
Thanks for the help. The gritty details to get BBedit to be the editor
for crontab -e are
create a shell script (e.g. bbeditFix.sh)
#!/bin/sh
#fix so I can use bbedit as crontab editor
# in .bash_profile EDITOR=~/bbeditFix.sh
#
bbedit -w $@
chmod 700 bbeditFix.sh
set EDITOR env variable in
On Sep 17, 2010, at 3:19 AM, Martin wrote:
?php echo $name; ?
i swould like to see $name in blue.
what do i have to change to get this please?
I believe the only way to do this currently is to index your source code with
ctags. IIRC, BBEdit uses purple instead of blue for highlighting
Now that I've read the original thread from a few years ago (Steve
Samuels' post, below), I apologize for re-introducing this topic
without a thorough search of the archives. Mea bad.
As I understand the BBEdit official position, the inclusion of a
Search To End selection box in the Find dialogs
With one mental toe out of the box: How difficult would it be to allow
the user to customize his dialog boxes? Many applications allow you to
do this with other user interfaces. You can just drag the things you
want to the interface in question and they are there. Are dialog boxes
