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C_LANGUAGE" == "JSON" ]; then
prettier --parser json
elif [ "$BB_DOC_LANGUAGE" == "SQL (Generic)" ] || [ "$BB_DOC_LANGUAGE"
== "SQL (MySQL)" ]; then
cli-sql-formatter --dialect sql
else
echo "unknown language: $BB_DOC_
from `xterm`. I'm sure
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ename")
or die "Couldn't open a pipe to bbedit: $!";
print $bb_fh $initial_content;
```
Or at least something close to that. See here for more info:
- https://perldoc.perl.org/perlopentut#Opening-a-pipe-for-writing
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to use that, since it may be easier
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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unicode_characters
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On 9 Nov 2020, at 11:48, Steve deRosier wrote:
On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 3:06 PM Charlie Garrison
wrote:
I'm curious, how long have you been using your scripts? rbbedit is
still young compared to BBEdit, but it's far from being an infant:
Honestly, I can't even remember. I've
Sep 2014
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ectly on the remote machines using the tablet only as
a
front-end ( Something like a dump terminal with some local features)
In
this case. In a CI and CD environment that would be a nice feature.
Charlie Garrison schrieb am Donnerstag, 5. November 2020 um 23:38:18
UTC+1:
On 6 Nov 2020, at 8:
On 21 Sep 2020, at 9:57, TJ Luoma wrote:
I'm not very familiar with these. Are there any out there which format
bash / zsh shell scripts?
I haven't looked. If there are I'm sure an online search will reveal
them. Common terms are "tidy", "prettify" & "beaut
to format, type shortcut. (No
selection will format the whole document.)
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looking for.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ctags
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On 23 Apr 2020, at 15:08, Tom Robinson wrote:
> But what does NFR stand for — not in bug database?
I'm pretty sure it's "Not For Release".
I always read it to mean; these details won't make it into the manual.
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- https://github.com/cngarrison/rbbedit#copy-methods
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On 3 Mar 2020, at 2:47, François Schiettecatte wrote:
> And there is also ExpanDrive which I have used on and off:
>
> https://www.expandrive.com
Note, `rbbedit` has support for ExpanDrive as well.
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On 2 Mar 2020, at 14:04, Marshall Clow wrote:
> I use BBEdit to edit files on a Ubuntu system every day. (over ssh)
Are you using `rbbedit` for that?
- https://github.com/cngarrison/rbbedit
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don't leave the keyboard.
Also, if I want to edit near the opening delimiter - Cmd-B and then
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that. When I want to confirm
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It doesn't work the same as your explanation, but it does give the same
answer.
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On 17 Dec 2019, at 10:30, Lawrence Salberg wrote:
Does no one actually use BBEdit to build websites anymore?
My daily work is building and maintaining (not simple) web sites. BBEdit
is the most important tool I use; can't imagine getting my work done
without it.
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On 25 Nov 2019, at 12:57, Neil Faiman wrote:
Can anybody make sense of this?
It is very weird behaviour. Send me a zip of the files so I can run
locally and I should be able to figure out what's going on.
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e notes. The
"Large" size is perfect. :-)
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The count of files to search is over 10,000.
Using `bbedit --project` prints error `-bash: /usr/local/bin/bbedit:
Argument list too long`
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ot;]
Even when you hardcode arguments in the Run Script step? If you've
hardcoded the values and you're still not seeing them in the script then
something else is wrong. Maybe node scripts have different methods of
checking passed in args. I'd be surprised if BBEdit failed to pass any
args.
-
. The `#` character is also either a comment marker, or triggering
a replacement I'm not familiar with.
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use on command line). Check the manual for more details; there may be
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to
production.
Unless we can bring this convo back to BBEdit, we probably should move
this conversation off-list.
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oot volume
(although I'm not sure why), in which case create a second volume
formatted case-sensitive and use that for dev work.
In any case, best solution to your dilemma is to not use
case-insensitive filesystem. Or be prepared to sink more hours into
debugging issues caused by it.
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BareBones, is support for JSX syntax highlighting on the roadmap?
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(incl Chris) he has enough info to solve his needs.
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it in BBEdit's
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```
#!/bin/sh
pbpaste | bbedit —new-window
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On 8 Feb 2019, at 11:34, Christopher Stone wrote:
I'm quite familiar with pbpaste.
My AppleScript does the following:
OK, and thanks. I never use anything other than standard Cmd-C-X-V so
the extra flexibility isn't needed. I take your point though.
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even have an alias named `bbnew` for this.
I think the OP wants to use pasteboard contents, not stdout from a
command. So a slight modification to your command would suffice:
pbpaste | bbedit —new-window
And create an alias named `bbpaste`.
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something, no AppleScript needed. Look at `man
pbpaste` to see all the options.
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return
end if
end tell
```
Check the manual for more info about attaching scripts to Menu Items.
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to do prior to previewing in browser.)
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return BBEdit windows to their Spaces after a
restart. :-(
The OS does restore many/most other app's windows after rebootj.
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istros), I wonder whether `curl` or `wget` is more
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you'd be stuck with that until you modified the script shebang again.
Using PATH and `env` is more flexible; just change the PATH and scripts
use the new version.
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reliably; I sometimes see that in other apps too, so
unlikely a BBEdit-specific issue. Probably an issue with my clipboard
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/end of the string, but maybe
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e over NFS or SFTP.
Or a remote volume mounted using ExpanDrive, which rbbedit also
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so I can do a single git commit,
rather than having next 50 commits sprinkled with ‘code tidy’
changes.
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I’ve made some changes to settings in my local .editorconfig file. I
want to save/update a batch of files using the new settings.
Is there a text factory command or some other way to update batch of
files using new editorconfig settings.
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to my notes for later OS
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On 20 Dec 2016, at 9:37, Luis Speciale wrote:
Le 19/12/2016 à 21:29, Charlie Garrison a écrit :
On 19 Dec 2016, at 23:16, Luis Speciale wrote:
This could be wonderful if an option "Save every change" could
exist.
How do you define a “change”? Is it every keystroke? Every fe
arch->Diff menu items, but it’s easy enough to open
an auto-saved doc from (eg) 5 mins ago and diff that against current
doc. (I’ve done that twice this week already.)
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oder->decode(\*STDIN, \*STDOUT);
1;
If `MIME::Decoder` isn’t already installed; try to install with:
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Order deny,allow
Allow from all
/Directory
BTW, that doesn't look right; you haven't specified a directory
in the opening tag.
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happening? If just wrapping pages, then a simple
multi-file regex would do the job.
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On 26/3/15 at 9:49 PM -0400, Seth Dillingham seth.dilling...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll echo it. Woo hoo! :-)
The echo chamber is getting loud! I'll stay silent and enjoy the echoes for git
support.
I lie; (woohoo) ...
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case the
'%d' is substituted with '1', so the option becomes +1 and
bbedit dutifully highlights the first line.
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then talk to the list about improving your scripts.
There are heaps of really helpful people on this list. The best
way to take advantage of that help is to be a bit flexible with
the methodology.
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for the above workflow.
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PS. For those who are interested in the above workflow; the key
points are x-yojimbo-item URLs and Attachment Scripts (p289).
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exceptionally well as separate programs ( together), and there
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not a big fan of the Finder, but I've yet to see
something that I think does the job better. And BBEdit is
forcing me less less into the Finder. I'm curious to know
about other file management utilities and why people like them.
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*at the current location*. I'll have to give more thought
to what that means and I'll submit a feature request. For now,
right clicking in file list of project pane will suffice.
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suggest you get a
trackball you like and assign shortcuts that are comfortable for
you. That will be the fastest solution.
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happy with; stick with that.
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On 6/2/15 at 9:16 PM -0500, Lawrence San lawrence...@gmail.com wrote:
Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.au wrote:
Shortcuts, whether for trackball, mouse, keyboard, or even hand-waving,
are a very personal thing.
I'd be very interested to learn about your shortcuts
to use a *PHP* tidy/format tool.
There has been discussion on the list recently about other
'tidy' tools. I'm sure someone else can respond with suggestions
for a good PHP tidy tool. (I'm not a PHP coder, unless my arm is
being twisted.)
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that from CLI.
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in your script.
s!\x{1f618}!\\includegraphics[height=15pt]{/Users/mstep/Documents/
private_txt/anette/pix/emo01.png}!g;
You can then use the literal (pasted) unicode character in the
script. It will be easier to maintain, and also potentially
easier to write.
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};
}
exit 0;
Specifically, the following input:
blank
get a space
notthis
this is
After running filter becomes:
nope!
got it!
nope!
got it!
nope!
got it!
So, try adding the following line at top of script:
use open ':encoding(utf8)', ':std';
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{...} (but not that; I know that's
wrong). This page may be useful:
http://perldoc.perl.org/perlunicode.html
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of feature
Not exactly sure what you are describing, I think you're looking for the
Markup-Preview command.
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that will
be preinstalled pretty much everywhere.
Good reason, but incorrect assumptions. I've seen plenty of
hosts (in the past, granted, not recently) with no PHP, but
never seen one without Perl. I've seen tiny embedded OSes that
still have Perl installed. Perl will be everywhere you go.
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not sure how to add the not matching criteria. Maybe
someone else can suggest how to do it.
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Good morning,
On 17/11/14 at 7:38 AM +0100, Vlad Ghitulescu v...@ghitulescu.de wrote:
Is this possible?
Try a smart folder (for each file type) in the Finder, and add those smart
folders to your project.
I have no idea whether it will work, but it's worth trying.
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doubt that is actually correct, maybe dash needs to go before
the 's'. Anyway, there is some way to right align the string
using sprintf, check perldoc.
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recent? I'm stuck at 10.7, and I get:
$ grep -V
grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1
[I can't use the new BBE either. :-( I'm looking at some new hardware for that
reason alone.]
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found)
Tell us what you *really* want to achieve and I can probably
suggest a better solution.
Based on the above requirement, my original suggestion using
grep is still the best solution, short of re-inventing the wheel.
Charlie
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in a BBEdit worksheet.
Note, grep has regular and 'extended' regex syntax, which is why
I said you may need to read docco. It depends on how complex
your search terms are.
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That's the way it works for me.
You may have another issue. I suggest sending a report to support.
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dig -t $rectype $dom
done
done
Use shell variables in your worksheets and enjoy the power.
Charlie
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Good afternoon,
On 15/10/14 at 10:50 AM +1100, Charlie Garrison
garri...@zeta.org.au wrote:
export rectype=MX
Thanks to Chris for pointing out that `export` is not needed in
this context. Turns out I've been doing it that way for
legacy/habit reasons for longer than I can remember. (lots
.
Charlie
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is using ctags, you could read the
docco for that to see if it does what you want.
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Feedback and contributions are welcome.
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