Re: How to "Process lines NOT containing..."

2017-03-12 Thread Christopher Stone
On Mar 12, 2017, at 15:39, Rob Lewis > wrote: > It would also be useful to have an inverse operation to process lines that do > not contain the search string. Hey Rob, If you know enough about regular expression then it's doable:

Re: How to "Process lines NOT containing..."

2017-03-12 Thread Jeffrey Jones
On Mar 12, 2017, at 4:39 PM, Rob Lewis wrote: > > The "Process lines containing..." command is very useful. It would also be > useful to have an inverse operation to process lines that do not contain the > search string. How about select "Delete matched lines"? Make a

Re: How to "Process lines NOT containing..."

2017-03-12 Thread Neil Faiman
On Mar 12, 2017, at 4:39 PM, Rob Lewis wrote: > > The "Process lines containing..." command is very useful. It would also be > useful to have an inverse operation to process lines that do not contain the > search string. > > I know that grep's -v option does this, but it

How to "Process lines NOT containing..."

2017-03-12 Thread Rob Lewis
The "Process lines containing..." command is very useful. It would also be useful to have an inverse operation to process lines that do not contain the search string. I know that grep's -v option does this, but it doesn't seem to work here. -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion

Clippings

2017-03-12 Thread Stephane St-Pierre
Could you please give us back the on set auto clipping. I just can't imagine seeing million of clipping spread all over the clipping window. You could add a tab panel to the clipping window; one with the too much all clipping; and another one filled with only the active set ( of language ) tx