Marc,
Bruce is correct, I let a curly quote get in there somehow.
Needing a sequence of numbers does come up. The seq command is a nice one to
have on hand.
The basic form is easy to remember: seq
Have a great new year,
Chris
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Chris,
Thanks for your informative series of posts. I've tried running the various seq
commands in them. All work except for:
seq -f 'word%02g’ 10
When I try this, the Terminal (macOS 11.13.1; zsh) returns:
quote>
Nothing I enter after the > has worked. I tried to find help online, but
Thanx a lot Jean! That's exactly what I was looking for. There are some
trouble with latex syntax (such as command with "\" and "{}" and stuff)
that should replace "word" but I'll find way to fix that. So my problem is
solved! And I have a good example of how to use BBEdit :-)
jj schrieb am
I’ve always used option-click for that.
Bare Bones removed the restriction of needing unwrapped text a version or 2 ago
:]
Cheers
> On 2021-12-31, at 11:08, Luis Speciale wrote:
>
> Change the wrap text option to none.
> Now you can select vertically (right click).
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I made a mistake.
seq -f 'word%02g’ 10
Should be:
seq -f 'word%02g’ 4
Sorry
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> On Dec 30, 2021, at 4:47 PM, Christopher Waterman
> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I recently discovered this solution for this kind of thing. I use the unix
> command: ‘seq' with the the -f flag and
Hello,
I recently discovered this solution for this kind of thing. I use the unix
command: ‘seq' with the the -f flag and BBEdit’s Run Unix Command.
Seq creates sequences of numbers, the -f flag allows you to use a formatted
string as output.
So to produce:
word01
word02
word03
word04
I’d
On Dec 30, 2021, at 13:49, Lorenz Groth wrote:
> What I want to learn is how to produce a simple list of numbered word such as
> word01
> word02
> word03
> word04
Hey Lorenz,
The most direct method is probably to use a text filter like so:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
seq -w 200 | sed s'!^!Word!'
how to produce a simple list of numbered word such as
word01
word02
word03
word04
Open a new document. Change the wrap text option to none.
Now you can select vertically (right click).
Make carriage returns (the number the words you need)
Now go to Text>Add/Remove line numbers
Make your
On 12/30/21 at 3:59 PM, lorenz.gr...@gmail.com (Lorenz Groth) wrote:
Thanx to Ted for your quick reaction and a semi-solution. That
works. But it would be really nice to know how to generate such
repeating terms. Because I need this often and in different ways.
So I'm glad for today but still
Thanx to Ted for your quick reaction and a semi-solution. That works.
But it would be really nice to know how to generate such repeating terms.
Because I need this often and in different ways.
So I'm glad for today but still interested in a more professional solution.
T Burger schrieb am
Hi Lorenz,
Execute this snippet of AppleScript with Script Editor:
tell application "BBEdit"
set vContents to ""
repeat with i from 1 to 15
set vNumber to i as string
if i < 10 then
set vNumber to "0" & vNumber
end if
Hello!
I used to use programs like maple (math software) and latex for text
editing. But I am new at programming other stuff.
What I want to learn is how to produce a simple list of numbered word such
as
word01
word02
word03
word04
automatically to not have to do this by typing.
Can anyone
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