I was under the impression that html 5 is only basically suggesting because the
doc type isn't even formally written in stone at this time. I see that the W3C
does have a validation now for html 5, although it's marked experimental. As
far as I know bbedit is the only tool I have that does
Hi, all.
I'm trying to run a shell script I'm getting This file doesn't
appear to contain a valid 'shebang' line
(application error code: 13304). Shebang line in my script is: '#! /
bin/bash'. Pretty stock 10.6.8 install with bash in /bin /bin is in
my $PATH. Using BBEdit 9.6.3.
Any help
Just got BBEdit purchased. I have played with demo versions before
many times but ended up using TextWrangler. Now, however, I need more
power that BBEdit provides.
It's a great editor, but there is one thing that I think it is still
missing. While markdown support is great, support of
On 9/29/2011, jawalsh said:
I used the preview template feature quite a bit. I'd like to be able
to save the full HTML documents somehow. That is, I create a text file
with an HTML fragment. I preview it a template that is creating a
virtual complete HTML document. I want to save that complete
Am I missing something or this option has been changed?
I am trying to do a column select in 10.0.1 and it is not working.
Hold Option key and drag the mouse, right? That's what the manual
says. But I am not getting any difference in selection behavior
whether I hold Option, Command, Shift, Ctrl,
Hey Phil,
It looks like you have a space in your shebang line where it shouldn't be. The
line should look like:
#!/bin/bash
not:
#! /bin/bash
Try that.
Have a good day,
Chip
On Oct 1, 2011, at 9:18 AM, phildobbin wrote:
I'm trying to run a shell script I'm getting This file doesn't
Make sure soft wrap is disabled (off) when trying to make the selection...
common issue...
Ted
On Oct 1, 2011, at 7:49 PM, AlexBalakersky wrote:
Am I missing something or this option has been changed?
I am trying to do a column select in 10.0.1 and it is not working.
Hold Option key and
alexbalaker...@gmail.com (AlexBalakersky) wrote on 10/1/11 11:49 AM
Am I missing something or this option has been changed?
I am trying to do a column select in 10.0.1 and it is not working.
Hold Option key and drag the mouse, right? That's what the manual
says. But I am not getting any
At 15:30 -0500 1/10/11, Chip Warden wrote:
It looks like you have a space in your shebang line where it
shouldn't be. The line should look like:
#!/bin/bash
not:
#! /bin/bash
I know Wikipedia occasionally gives a bum steer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_bum_steer
but here's what it says
Hello all,
I would like to identify or eliminate pairs of words from different
lines.
An example (all words are seperated by a tab:
53_G16I9RF01EUP2C 53_G16I9RF02JZUJU
53_G16I9RF02JZUJU 53_G16I9RF01EUP2C
53_G16I9RF02JZV1E 33_G0JCAX402GV9YC
53_G16I9RF02JZV1E
On 1/10/11 at 21:30, chip.war...@gmail.com (Chip Warden) wrote:
It looks like you have a space in your shebang line where it
shouldn't be. The line should look like:
#!/bin/bash
not:
#! /bin/bash
Hi, Chip.
I did notice the erroneous space deleted it but it still
throws the same error.
At 23:18 +0100 10/1/11, Phil Dobbin wrote:
On 1/10/11 at 21:30, chip.war...@gmail.com (Chip Warden) wrote:
It looks like you have a space in your shebang line where it shouldn't be.
The line should look like:
#!/bin/bash
not:
#! /bin/bash
Hi, Chip.
I did notice the erroneous space deleted
It's amusing to see what happens when bbedit or AppleScript creates an
instance of bash which then creates yet another instance of bash because of
the #! line. It makes one wonder just how smart the UNIX kernel is.
--
That's not exactly a kernel responsibility.
- Steve
--
You received
On Sat, Oct 01, 2011 at 03:07:09PM -0700, archaeal wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to identify or eliminate pairs of words from different
lines.
An example (all words are seperated by a tab:
53_G16I9RF01EUP2C 53_G16I9RF02JZUJU
53_G16I9RF02JZUJU 53_G16I9RF01EUP2C
53_G16I9RF02JZV1E
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