On May 23, 2013, at 10:18, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
> When using the content menu on a given directory, it defaults to the selected
> directory. If a keyboard shortcut existed, I would think it would default to
> the project directory. If I wanted to place the file in a sub-directory of
> the proje
I asked:
A simple AppleScript script with a keyboard shortcut would do it,
but where do you want to save the file——in the .projectd or > >
elsewhere?
On 23/5/13 at 16:18, jer...@cowgar.com (Jeremy Cowgar) wrote:
When using the content menu on a given directory, it defaults to the
selected di
If the filename & location is always the same, then hit save after widening the
window, and BBEdit will remember the setting for next time.
(Hmm... this is probably dependant on a setting to save window state, but it
works in my setup.)
You could also control this from a Mail rule--open & resiz
On May 23, 2013, at 8:18 AM, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
> I do not see any other way of creating a new file in my project. If I press
> Command-N, a new window entirely is created, which isn't what I want 99% of
> the time. 99% of the time I want a new document for my current project.
The short answ
On May 24, 2013, at 01:30, Ivar wrote:
> I get a daily log-file sent from my web based application and it contains
> single log entries, 1 per line. While some are short and are visible when I
> open the file, others are longer and get soft wrapped to the next line. I
> then enlarge the BBedit
On 24 May 2013, at 1:30 AM, Ivar wrote:
> I get a daily log-file sent from my web based application and it contains
> single log entries, 1 per line. While some are short and are visible when I
> open the file, others are longer and get soft wrapped to the next line. I
> then enlarge the BBedi
Dear All,
First post, I am grateful for any help but realize that it is not a huge
issue.
I get a daily log-file sent from my web based application and it contains
single log entries, 1 per line. While some are short and are visible when I
open the file, others are longer and get soft wrapped
