I would have thought useful metadata would be in the caption or
keyword fields rather than the comment field... [which I thought
should be used for comments about the image/image creation process,
rather than a description of the image per se]. The problem with EXIF
is that there are so many
On Tue, 16 Aug 2011 21:07:03 -0400, Rich Siegel wrote:
On Tuesday, August 16, 2011, steveax stev...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the default to use the filename though? If so my point still
stands
about the default behavior. Maybe reconsider the default in light of
the ATAG and HTML5 recs?
Happening
Am 17.08.2011 um 11:15 schrieb Dave Fitch:
I would have thought useful metadata would be in the caption or
keyword fields rather than the comment field... [which I thought
should be used for comments about the image/image creation process,
rather than a description of the image per se]. The
Same issue here, but I think it's due to Lion, since I have the same problem
in other IDE with black background.
And it seems that 10.7.1 didn't fix the problem.
Best,
Olivier
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I've already done both (i.e. lightened background and enlarged
pointer) to make BBE usable but it's hardly a desirable solution.
So, I take it then that BBE doesn't address this issue yet?
One possible fix for the dev to consider is making the pointer
automagically change to a lighter color when
On 2011-08-17, marty wrote:
So, I take it then that BBE doesn't address this issue yet?
Yet? Let's see, this came up on the this discussion group about
five days ago. Have you actually made a request to BBEdit
support? Has anyone else?
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On Aug 17, 2011, at 3:31 PM, davemac wrote:
is it possible in that document to auto-complete the class or ID tag
with the classes or IDs from the linked CSS?
Completions come from a variety of sources. One of them is a tags file produced
by exuberant ctags:
http://ctags.sourceforge.net/
I am interested in this also.
Neil
On Aug 16, 2011, at 2:05 PM, jarome wrote:
http://www.ugmedia.com.au/2010/12/12/using-r-and-bbedit/
This R.plist and the two scripts no longer work. Does anyone know how
to get R syntax support in BBEdit?
Jim Rome
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Nice of you, Bare Bones, NOT TO MENTION THAT in the App Store.
Of course I figured it would be easier for future upgrading (by the
way, I'm paying the same price of a new user? Thank you for rewarding
my loyalty), so I brought my upgrade off the App Store.
I'm sort of upset about this, cause now
Hi, I just want to say that I completely agree with Jeff's comment. I found
that comment by Googling bbedit pyflakes because I'd very much like to see
the same capability. It would significantly add to BBEdit's power as a
Python editor.
The great thing about pyflakes for this application,
Please see the last FAQ as presented here.
http://www.barebones.com/store/macappstore.html
On Aug 17, 2011, at 4:00 PM, crag wrote:
Nice of you, Bare Bones, NOT TO MENTION THAT in the App Store.
Of course I figured it would be easier for future upgrading (by the
way, I'm paying the same
At 14:00 -0700 17/08/2011, crag wrote:
Of course I figured it would be easier for future upgrading...
I have always found upgrading with BareBones direct about as easy as
it gets. You won't ever see me anywhere near the App Store. BBEdit
doesn't suck but I bet App Store does, like so many
When I am using Command-Delete (backspace) to delete entire words in
other apps, the preceding space is also deleted. In BBEdit, the space
is not also deleted and I have to hit command-Delete again. I find
this disruptive to my workflow, as it's different from every other app
on the Mac, as I
Am 16.08.2011 um 16, 21:05 schrieb jarome:
This R.plist and the two scripts no longer work. Does anyone know how
to get R syntax support in BBEdit?
Strange, both language recognition and script both are working fine for me
(BBEdit 10 on Lion 10.7.1). Here is the script I use (I think I'm
Thanks, I didn't think this was possible out of the box, but wanted to
confirm it. Dreamweaver has this feature, and it's something I have
missed since moving over to BBEdit.
On Aug 18, 3:52 am, G. T. Stresen-Reuter tedmaster...@gmail.com
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On Aug 17, 2011, at 3:31 PM, davemac wrote:
is
I'm very glad that Bare Bones has made BBEdit available at the App Store. I
upgraded to BBEdit 10 using the App Store. I don't need the Authenticated
Saves capability. I can't remember if BBEdit are explicit about that at the
App Store, if not I guess maybe they should be.
I do have a sense of
On Aug 17, 2011, at 17:41, Roland Küffner wrote:
Strange, both language recognition and script both are working fine for me
(BBEdit 10 on Lion 10.7.1). Here is the script I use (I think I'm using the
same as the OP). Here it is:
At 07:31 -0700 on 08/17/2011, davemac wrote about Auto-complete CSS
classes or IDs from a linked CSS file?:
I was asked today if BBEdit can, in a HTML document, auto-complete CSS
classes or IDs from a linked CSS file?
For example, if I have at the top of my HTML5 document:
link
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