On 12/27/2020, at 08:21, Gabriel mailto:gabrielsfra...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> ... but for some reason, the expression ^.+$ doesn't work:
> it selects the whole text, not line by line, as I tried from the beginning.
Hey Gabriel,
I think you probably have the 'Show matches' checkbox in the Find
There seems to be a limitation of BBEdit persistent includes that I haven't
been able to find a way around. I wonder if anyone else has hit this wall, and
if so, if you've gotten past it.
Here is a web page in my site (in its entirety):
The "Case Index Page" include file contains this:
Since the "Everything" option should always show invisible
files, including ~/Library when that's within the project's
scope, this is decidedly odd.
Are there any file filters active, and do any other invisible
items native to ~ (e.g. ".bash_history", ".ssh", ".Trash")
appear in the sidebar
Your Library should also be visible when you choose "Everything" ( and only
then). Are you using git ? and maybe you have feeded "Library" into the
.gitignore ?
caillia...@gmail.com schrieb am Dienstag, 29. Dezember 2020 um 19:08:42
UTC+1:
> Sorry to re-open this.
> Choosing "Everything" does
Sorry to re-open this.
Choosing "Everything" does indeed show the famous "dot-files" of Unix as
well as the normal ones.
But... I have a bbprojectd file which is set to my home directory. In that
one's side bar, selecting "Everything" does not show the dot-files.
I wonder if this has to do with
