I have done some very hand-on testing. It is not a "syntax" error. There
now seems to be a much smaller limit to the number of characters/spaces
that is allowed in a pattern. When I try to use any pattern that contains
exactly 12,219 or fewer characters/spaces, it works fine. However, when
I have the same thing happen to Python errors - I only get the line no. And
also with flake8. So this might actually be a bug or some wrong setting in
BBEdit.
On Monday, 1 February 2016 19:35:05 UTC+1, Jay Lyerly wrote:
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> I'm trying to use this script I found:
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>
FYI, when I receive an email alert regarding an update to a particular
thread, there is no link to that thread in the email. Instead of just
clicking on a link, I have to dig around to find the URL. Is that link
omission intentional?
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PS: I've changed key bindings, so I don't know what it is by default: probably
Command+F. I've bound Command+F to "quick find" which opens the quick find
search box at the top of the document window. Command+Option+F opens the more
complex Find & Replace dialog window.
Alex
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On 1 Feb 2016, at 18:50, Scott Barman wrote:
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> Please bear with me. I am very olde school. I learned Unix text editing with
> ed on Version 7! With no apologies to emacs fans, I am a vi user. After years
> of hearing people extol the virtues of BBEdit especially for
FYI, when I use version 11.1.4 (3780), all of my saved GREP patters work
perfectly fine again. So, it's definitely a bug/problem with version 11.5
(3844).
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Please bear with me. I am very olde school. I learned Unix text editing
with ed on Version 7! With no apologies to emacs fans, I am a vi user.
After years of hearing people extol the virtues of BBEdit especially for
editing web pages, I finally bought a copy. Now I am trying to learn
without
> On Feb 1, 2016, at 2:50 AM, Scott Barman wrote:
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> In vi (and ed), I could search for a pattern, then on every line found, run a
> substitute command using a different pattern.
>
> For example, if I want to find every line with a colon and change it so that
> the
I'm trying to use this script I found:
https://gist.github.com/coryalder/3317713
to run flake8 on my python code. It's pretty close -- I get the line
numbers in the error browser, but it's missing the text of the error. If I
run the script manually, I get this result:
File
On Sunday, January 31, 2016, Michelle wrote:
> HELP! After updating to BBEdit version 11.5 (3844), the majority of my
> saved GREP patterns (which I had used on a daily basis literally thousands
> of times) no longer work. When I attempt to use any one of them, I get the
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