Re: BBEdit or BBEdit-Like Editor Running Directly in Terminal

Hi Rick, I spend most of my time editing files that are on Linux boxes where I've got ssh access only. I add this to my .bashrc: export REMOTEHOST=`echo $SSH_CLIENT | cut -d ' ' -f 1` export HOSTIP=`echo $SSH_CONNECTION | cut -d ' ' -f 3` function bbedit { # bbedit won't open a remote file

Re: Copilot support?

I imagine it wouldn't be impossible, but barebones would be in the best place to implement it. But maybe you could write a language module for it or use the scripting capabilities? People have gotten it working well in Emacs: https://robert.kra.hn/posts/2023-02-22-copilot-emacs-setup/ - Steve On

Re: Using BBEdit for markdown presentation?

I typically edit with BBEdit, but I view Markdown with Marked 2. I highly recommend: https://marked2app.com/ Recently I decided to replace my Evernote with Joplin, so if your primary use is to take notes, I suggest looking at https://joplinapp.org/ - Steve On Mon, Apr 19, 2021 at 9:02 AM Tibor

Re: Dropbox Version Application Support in Big Sur

Maybe you have the new Smart Sync enabled and those folders/files aren't actually local? - Steve On Mon, Mar 8, 2021 at 8:05 AM BeeRich33 wrote: > > I'm now getting an OS error as well: > > Operation not permitted by the OS (application error code: 11). > > Anybody else? > > Cheers > > On

Re: is beside the emacs mode also a vi/vim mode available ?

On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 3:06 PM Charlie Garrison wrote: > > Good morning, > > On 7 Nov 2020, at 3:24, Steve deRosier wrote: > > I probably would've used rbbedit if it had existed when I started > doing this, but the above works well for me and I've never had a > reason to c

Re: is beside the emacs mode also a vi/vim mode available ?

I can't speak for rbbedit, but I do pretty much the same thing with a simple set of lines in my .bashrc: export REMOTEHOST=`echo $SSH_CLIENT | cut -d ' ' -f 1` export HOSTIP=`echo $SSH_CONNECTION | cut -d ' ' -f 3` function bbedit { # bbedit won't open a remote file via sftp if it

Re: debugger and module docs on from remote machine

from the local machine which doesn't work well > when I am developing on a remote machine. > > [image: image.png] > > On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 11:57 AM Steve deRosier wrote: > >> As BBEdit doesn't have an integrated debugger (as it's not an IDE), I >> expect you're ta

Re: debugger and module docs on from remote machine

As BBEdit doesn't have an integrated debugger (as it's not an IDE), I expect you're talking about an external program. BBEdit is very flexible and can do many things both with running external programs and apple scripts, so anything is _possible_. Perhaps if you explained what you're doing more

Re: Can BBEdit format code like it formats HTML?

Well, it does automatically handle indentation depending on your settings, and you can setup clippings if that's your jam. It also does a lot of coloring, especially nice when setup via ctags. For more hardcore reformatting, you can always setup to trigger external commands, like `astyle` for

Re: What preferences are in com.barebones.bbedit.plist

OK, thanks! - Steve On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 1:51 PM Rich Siegel wrote: > On 4/6/20 at 4:36 PM, deros...@gmail.com (Steve deRosier) wrote: > > >So the question is, what preferences are in this that won't be synced if I > >do a dropbox sync? > > All of them. Every setting

What preferences are in com.barebones.bbedit.plist

>From "BBEdit 13.0 User Manual": Since the system does not support relocation of an application’s core preferences data file (/Users//Library/Preferences/com.barebones.bbedit.plist), you cannot directly sync these settings. So the question is, what preferences are in this that won't be synced

Re: Shebang Line Woes

On Fri, Mar 6, 2020 at 3:53 AM Paul Gobble wrote: > > Steve, > > I took BBEdit out of the testing earlier this evening. I've been doing all my > editing with vim and attempting to run the script from the command line. > I've made the two test cases as similar as possible. Both env and Pyton3

Re: Shebang Line Woes

Did you try on your mac the exact same thing you did on Linux? ie chmod a+x and try to execute it from the command line? My bet is it works. Personally, I don't think I've ever run a python script via BBedit, I always use my terminal. In any case, validate you can do it from the terminal in a

Re: How to switch between files / to a certain file when open in a single window

View->Previous/Next Document FWIW In my testing it seems to cycle through them in order used, not in order listed. - Steve On Wed, Mar 4, 2020 at 3:30 PM Vlad Ghitulescu wrote: > Hey! > > I have currently 3 files open in the same window. > > Is there a way… > >1. > >… to cycle

Re: How to automate Zap Gremlins

A few hints: 1. You can open using the UTF-16 encoding and then use the little drop down in the file's footer to change the encoding and resave it. 2. You can use the Find dialog (cmd-f, use the "Find All" button) to bring up a results browser on "error" and then you can just jump from one to the

Re: Any plan to port a Linux (debian/Ubuntu) version

I do this too - using BBEdit to edit files on my Linux boxes. There's three primary methods I use: 1. I have an NFS export on my Linux box and mount it on my Mac. From there, working with files is exactly the same as if they were local. I've sort of fallen out of this practice however due to a

Re: C grunt work - how to automate with BBEdit?

For the include file guards, I'd suggest either looking at the Stationary or Clippings features. Both should easily do what you want to varying degrees. - Steve On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 12:45 PM Sam Hathaway wrote: > > There are two tasks I end up doing manually in C a lot and I’d like to not. >

Re: Synchronising location in md file with preview?

Personally, I prefer using Marked 2 as my previewer. It can handle a wider variety of MD dialects. And while it can't synchronize the cursor, it does annotate the changed spot every time you save. If you want to send in a feature request, the support email is at the bottom of this email. - Steve

Re: Live Search is not persistent

On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 5:53 AM Hephaestus wrote: > > 2) Live Search only shows one item. > When I search for a term (say, "WARNING") in a large log production > file, I often have to scan through hundreds of hits. But live search only > shows one. > Why can't I see all of them? If

Re: Preserving Timestamps with SFTP deplyment.

Neil, The point about the multi-file search is an excellent one. My work around, since I'm using C or C++ with complicated projects, is to use cscope on the remote server, with my CSCOPE_EDITOR=bbeditcscope, where bbeditcscope is a script that looks like this: #!/bin/bash # $1 : Line

Re: Preserving Timestamps with SFTP deplyment.

You can get the same use-case, using a different way of doing it. I do the same thing - I use SFTP to edit C and C++ (and Makefiles, python, really anything) code on a remote system where I build. I'd suggest a different way than using 'Deploy Site', which was intended to deploy a webserver's

Re: Converting plaintext to Markdown in BBedit

Well, "in BBEdit", I'd use a keyboard and get typing. ;) But, here's how I would do it: https://pandoc.org/ I'm assuming that it's not required you do it by hand using BBEdit. - Steve On Wed, Mar 27, 2019 at 1:51 PM Mark C. wrote: > > I have to reformat a bunch of texts into the Dokuwiki

Re: How to keep Python active after running a script in BBedit?

I don't know the "BBEdit way" to do this, but here's a few suggestions, which incidentally is how I run my python code: * Run your python scripts from the commandline using Terminal. Either set them up as fully auto-run scripts (set executable and use the #! line) or use `python `. * Assuming

sync splits?

Does anyone know a way to sync up the top and bottom when you've split the view? Use-case: I frequently split the view on a document to reference something while working elsewhere. Fine. But then I need to do some scrolling, etc... now I'm working elsewhere, and I'd like to get the other

Re: selected identifier highlight setting?

On Wed, Feb 6, 2019 at 12:45 PM Rich Siegel wrote: > > On 2/6/19 at 2:56 PM, deros...@gmail.com (Steve deRosier) wrote: > > >I'm sure it's obvious but I can't seem to find the setting. > > > >If I have my cursor on an identifier, it underlines other occurrences &g

selected identifier highlight setting?

I'm sure it's obvious but I can't seem to find the setting. If I have my cursor on an identifier, it underlines other occurrences of that identifier. I want to make it more visible and would like to add a highlight color, similar to how the live-search bar highlights. Is there a setting, and then

Re: Osascript/tcsh Question

If I use your alias and just type quit Microsoft Word it works fine. Only if I include the quotes like you have it does it fail with your error message. Perhaps you're over thinking it? - Steve On Sat, Dec 15, 2018 at 2:17 PM Rick Gordon wrote: > > Not specifically a BBEdit question, but

Re: What about BBEdit attracts you to the program over others?

On Tue, Nov 27, 2018 at 6:02 AM Cerulean wrote: > > I am just curious why someone may decide to choose BBEdit over other > programs, what draws does it have that others don't? > > Thanks for your answers! > The biggest reason I've used it and stuck with it for nearly 20 years is it is

Re: Bug or "Feature"?

BBEdit isn't checking the permissions at all. That's being handled by the OS. Permission enforcement is almost always handled by the OS (or filesystem driver, or similar), or at least OS-level stuff like the shell. - Steve On Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 12:31 PM Sam Hathaway wrote: > > The /tmp

Re: Possibility of bbedit Terminal Command on SSH Connections

ing discussed on this page: > > http://blog.kenweiner.com/2011/02/edit-remote-ec2-text-files-with.html > > …where a similar workflow for TextWrangler is being discussed. > > Running BBEdit 12.x on OS 10.11.6. > > Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > Rick Gordon > > ---

Re: Possibility of bbedit Terminal Command on SSH Connections

Yup, this is exactly how I use it on my Linux systems. I have a bash function that exists in my .bashrc that ssh's back to my mac and starts bbedit with a commandline to open the relevant file via sftp. Here's the snipit from by .bashrc: export REMOTEHOST=`echo $SSH_CLIENT | cut -d ' ' -f 1`

Re: How to Switch Different Python Versions while using BBEDIT

Personally I prefer to use Docker (or choose another container tech). Keeps the default installs clean, allows me to commit the configuration and I can work with different dependency tress for different applications quite easily. - Steve -- Steve deRosier Cal-Sierra Consulting https://www.cal

Re: Stupid question

ctrl-cmd-a or from the menu Markup->Inline->Anchor or type out an anchor link tag manually. - Steve On Thu, May 3, 2018 at 12:33 PM Seamus de Mora wrote: > Maybe I'm just too stupid to use BBEdit. I'm trying to create a small HTML block to go into an eBay ad. I

Re: Are there any special features about this code editor?

Throwing my thoughts in the ring, I use BBEdit extensively for nearly everything I do. My primary activities are in the embedded programming domain, and I use it heavily in Linux kernel driver programming. I regard the Mac and BBEdit as a superior platform (for me) for Linux kernel development

Re: compare docx files?

On Jul 26, 2017, at 7:05 PM, Ken G. Brown wrote: > > > I’m trying to use BBedit 11.6.7 (397078) (06/15/2017) to compare two docx > files just to find if they are identical. Hi Ken, As already mentioned, BBEdit is not the right tool for comparing two docx files. I'd suggest

Re: BBEdit and git and terminal

On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 7:03 PM, @lbutlr wrote: > > Oh, yes, that makes sense in the cases that I am using BBEdit to edit the > files, but it doesn’t account for the times I am sshed in to the machine. I > guess I was thinking of something a bit lower-level that would simply

Re: BBedit's Creaky Use of Finder For Doc/File/Project Management

Jimmbo, You might want to look at it from a different perspective: what is the problem you're trying to solve?, not from the perspective of: which file-management tool will do what I want?. From what you describe, you've got a lot of different scraps in flight and would like a safe place to put

Re: Tips for using BBEdit for Python?

I use BBEdit with Python (and C, and C++ and so on...). I think you likely didn't get an answer because everyones more or less happy with using BBEdit with Python. One thing I do recommend is using Dash. Seems to be a lot of hype and noise around SublimeText. I don't know, never tried it

Re: Regaining mindshare for BBEdit

Not to mention that alt-cmd-f brings up the live search bar (or whatever they call it). BBones- please have cmd-e populate the live search text. It annoys me (every day!!!) that cmd-e works just fine for the main search, but doesn't work on live search. On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:58 PM, Ted

Re: Save All command???

Also, many people are unaware: if you have the menu open (say File menu in this case) and hold down a modifier key, the menu items will change to reflect that additional modifier key. - Steve On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 5:18 PM, Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.auwrote: Good afternoon, On

Re: Windows alternative to BBEdit

On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 4:33:39 PM UTC-8, Robert Scott wrote: Hey all, I'm a BBEdit user, but I just got a job as a Developer at a Windows shop, They are using TextPad... Can anyone recommend an alternative, something closer to BBEdit or Coda? Depends on what you're doing. I write

Re: Mixed line endings problem

On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 5:35 AM, John Delacour johndelac...@gmail.com wrote: On the other hand I do think it is something that BBEdit should do automatically, because it makes no sense to convert \r\n to \n\n, as now can happen, under any circumstances. And this is something it shouldn't do.

Re: Mixed line endings problem

This isn't a problem with BBEdit, it's a problem with your process. Fix the process. You should be using consistent line endings. Frankly I'm surprised that the various editors ignore the line endings. DOS endings are \r\n, UNIX is \n. BBEdit, if it doesn't autodetect the DOS endings, it should

Re: Creating a stylesheet in BBEdit

Pretty simple: 1. Create a new file (cmd-N) 2. Save as with an extension of .css (cmd-shift-S), name foo.css (or whatever). Or, without saving: 1. create a new file 2. use the little drop menu at the bottom of the frame that says '(none)' and select CSS Or, from terminal: 1. `touch foo.css`

Re: Where do you keep projects?

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 12:18 PM, Oliver Taylor olivertay...@me.com wrote: Where do you save your projects? In the project's folder? In a projects folder? I know you can save them anywhere, I'm asking where the list prefers to keep their BBEdit Project Files. Just curious. I'm usually

Re: Windows alternative to BBEdit

When I was forced into the same situation, I found that SlickEdit worked best for me. NP++ is fine for quick and dirty stuff, but for real work, spend a little money. I happen to use Araxis Merge because it's fully x-platform. One key thing: If SlickEdit is being used by other people, you're

Re: SVN options no longer show up in BBEdit version 10

On Wed, Aug 8, 2012 at 6:48 PM, Dave dave.live...@gmail.com wrote: Nick, SmartSVN 7 uses SVNKit 1.7.5 for Java. It is a Subversion client written in Java. It is not a git client. The reason the local working copy metadata is Opps, sorry, I miss-read. I was thinking of SmartGit's SVN mode. -

Re: SVN options no longer show up in BBEdit version 10

Another thing to recognize: SmartSVN isn't SVN. It produces a Git repo locally, thus your local meta-information is Git not SVN. It essentially does this via doing an equivalent of `git svn clone` which imports your SVN into a Git repo. Thus it's not really surprising that the SVN stuff doesn't

Re: BBEdit, Preview PHP

On Mon, Aug 6, 2012 at 3:32 AM, Marin Knezović marin.knezo...@gmail.com wrote: awesome. But it seems to lack support from BBEdit developers, so I doubt I'll buy it :( Seriously?!?! I've _NEVER_ seen an another company where the developers work so hard to support the users as with BareBones.

Re: Change document window backgrounds or title bar based on file location?

Seems to me that direct editing of files on a production system is a good way get yourself in trouble. For just my own stuff, I typically do things locally with some sort of development system to provide any necessary infrastructure (using the web server built into OSX in my home dir, or my linux

Return to previous place after jumping via Find Definition

Is there any menu item or keystroke that I can use that will return me to my previous place and file when I jump to a different location (and file) via the Find Definition function in the Search menu? If it matters, I'm using ctags functionality w/ C and C++ code. Use case: Reviewing code, and I

Re: Upgrade Subversion?

The biggest change between 1.6 and 1.7 is the new centralized working directory. Much like Git, SVN has now gone to a one-meta-directory-per-workspace concept, instead of the old CVS style .svn directories in each sub directory. Generally speaking: you should be able to successfully upgrade

Re: bbedit grey space

Text-Display-Hide Page Guide You can change the width of that in Preferences Text Status Display Show page guide at XX characters - Steve On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 6:00 AM, fint82 fintan.mce...@gmail.com wrote: I just downloaded bbedit tial. I'm using Lion. I used to use textedit or smultron

Re: sh script

It's amusing to see what happens when bbedit or AppleScript creates an instance of bash which then creates yet another instance of bash because of the #! line. It makes one wonder just how smart the UNIX kernel is. -- That's not exactly a kernel responsibility. - Steve -- You received

Re: BBedit 10 project - git merge chokes on my bbprojectsettings file

I generally avoid saving project files in my git repositories, though I suppose you could do so. Is a BBEdit project file still an XML file or is it a mac bundle of some sort? If it's an XML file, then in general it'll be plenty safe to store in git. The big problem and the reason you got the

Re: System resources

I haven't tried BBEdit 10 yet, nor have I done objective measurements, but based on the load time, generally sluggishness of my entire system and HDD trashing when running Eclipse, I'd say that BBEdit's use of system resources are a very small fraction of Eclipse's. Eclipse has always been a pig

Re: Mac App Store versus Direct Purchase

On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 10:24 AM, Robert Occhialini bump...@gmail.com wrote: For me personally, the ease of keeping everything up to date via the Mac App Store seems like a plus, but I also worry, as always, that I might have to wait extra time for releases/bug fixes due to the review window.

Re: Need Version Management System Recommendations

On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 5:36 AM, David Kelly dke...@hiwaay.net wrote: Wrong. Subversion's file:// access method goes straight to it. The worst of this is the tendency of Windows people to put the repository on a shared file server with multiple users using the file:// method on the same

Re: Need Version Management System Recommendations

Funny, I never thought of myself as a youth kid. And considering that Linus Torvalds who wrote it is 41... I've used CVS, SVN, Perforce and Git extensively. Git is by far the best one, especially since you're not interested in setting up and running a server. The other three require a server

Re: Need Version Management System Recommendations

On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 8:21 PM, David Kelly dke...@hiwaay.net wrote: On Jul 12, 2011, at 9:52 PM, LuKreme wrote: On Jul 12, 2011, at 20:34, Jack Stewart ja...@amug.org wrote: Does anyone know of something simple that is robust and works well? They all work well. I think for starting now,

Re: Need Version Management System Recommendations

Wrong. Subversion's file:// access method goes straight to it. The worst of this is the tendency of Windows people to put the repository on a shared file server with multiple users using the file:// method on the same repository at the same time. Not wrong at all. CVS and RCS have the

Re: Updating Website Content by Users - Slightly O.T

You're looking for a content management system, or CMS. There's lots out there. I've used Drupal extensively and it's both easy and powerful. Joomla is another one I've used, more publishing oriented if you will. Then if you're looking blogish: wordpress has both hosted and software options.

Re: GREP to change selected text to lower case-- without affecting URLs

Domain names are not case sensitive (ie the DNS system is not case sensitive). All the rest of the URL depends on the web-server, and thus usually is considered case-sensitive as most webservers are UNIX/Linux/BSD and their filesystems are case-sensitive. Windows servers are likely not sensitive

Re: Saving 2 copies, one with a tilde after the title

Um, no. They are just backup files, it stores the last state. As someone else mentioned, it's pretty standard practice for most editors, though different ones use different file name munging. If you're looking for doing some SCM locally to store revisions, you should check out Git. No server

Re: Deliberately hijacked thread, Webmaster

Perhaps the orgional poster wasn't as mild as he could've been. I'm sure he was just trying to help out. All that's being said is that when starting a new topic, please create a new email instead of trying to start it by hitting a reply button and wiping out the text/subject. If that's what you

Re: Mac App Store for BBEdit?

On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 1:38 PM, Rich Siegel sie...@barebones.com wrote: the products are identical (with a specific nod made to the command-line tools/authenticated save issue, which we intend to be strictly temporary). I hope that BB intends on keeping the command-line tools/authenticated

Re: BBEdit crashes when checking out git branch via term

You know, this may be related as the effect seen in BBEdit is similar: I use BBEdit to work on an Android tree that is on my Linux box and shared over Samba. I usually like to leave BBEdit up and running between work sessions, so I often just close the lid to my laptop, unplug, take it with me

Re: Getting started with Subversion

On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 11:00 AM, David Kelly dke...@hiwaay.net wrote: On Thu, Dec 09, 2010 at 09:34:56AM -0800, Steve deRosier wrote: My #1 reason to use Git is the fact that the repo is in your local workspace.  Every other system you have to be connected to the network in order to do simple

Re: BBEdit 9.6

Yes, it's pulling your user name to populate it. To test it, I have a guest account on my laptop called Guest User, I logged in as Guest User and started BBEdit. The name Guest User showed up as the last entry. To BB: Nice touch! :) - Steve On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 6:33 PM, Bill Rowe

Re: Send Current file to PART of a web page

Well, forget applescript (which might work fine, BTW), but since you already know how to get it to a terminal, you could just write a little Perl script to take input from stdin and act as a web client to post it to the form in question. All that said, that's one of the most insane programming

Re: Can I use grep during file compares?

Nope, I didn't misunderstand your question at all. You changed some text files (presumably some CSS, HTML and/or PHP templates), and you want to keep track of your changes. I'm not a carpenter, yet I know how to use a hammer. Perhaps you didn't fully understand the possible scope of your own

Re: Can I use grep during file compares?

Compares and regexes are fine and all, but sounds to me that you really need the use of a proper revision control system and a proper release management process. You might want to look at git (which works fantastically on the Mac, and it's great for a single-person workflow). - Steve On Mon,

Re: Scrolling while selecting - very slow.

I don't know about adjusting, but: 1. Put the cursor at your start point. 2. Scroll with scrollbar or mouse-wheel. 3. Hold down shift and then click at the end point of your selection. Same results, faster. - Steve On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 7:53 AM, tpneumat tpneu...@gmail.com wrote: I love

Re: Find Differences... for Projects?

I may be wrong, but I don't know of a way to do this with BBEdit. You'll need a more sophisticated diff tool. I've looked at many of them, and I happen to prefer Araxis Merge. You'll have the added benefit that it can diff images too. - Steve On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 8:05 PM, cp21yos

Re: Git Support ?

Matt, There is a git integration. The original: http://www.idolhands.com/application-and-web-development/source-control/basic-git-integration-with-bbedit As noted, the BBRails toolkit has the more modern one. Note that I don't have personal experience with either of these. I find using the

Re: OT - Recommendations for a C-compiler?

If you're going to do this stuff at an university, you'll likely be using gcc anyway, so you might as well work with it. I'm not surprized that there's a fair amount of existing code in both C and C++; I'd expect there might be some older code in Fortran or some newer stuff in Python also.

Re: OT - Recommendations for a C-compiler?

Rob, While you do have to install the development tools to get Apples gcc, you don't need to use xcode. I primarily program linux console apps, linux kernel drivers and embedded firmware. BBEdit, terminal, gcc, and make work much better than an IDE for me. If you're primarily doing

Re: Strange delete behavior w 9.5

time looking for a bug that doesn't exist. Thanks, - Steve On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 6:23 PM, Charlie Garrison garri...@zeta.org.au wrote: Good morning, On 6/05/10 at 10:02 AM -0700, Steve deRosier deros...@gmail.com wrote: This might be user error, or even expected (expected to someone who read

Strange delete behavior w 9.5

I'm wondering if anyone has seen this: I was adjusting a cut-and-paste piece of code yesterday and I placed my cursor via the arrow keys right after a character I wanted to delete. I pressed the backspace and instead of deleting one character (the S in LBTF_DEB_SDIO), it deleted to the beginning

Re: C++ plugin?

, - Steve On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 4:03 PM, Steve deRosier deros...@gmail.com wrote: I'm trying to write a plugin for BBEdit.  The SDK sample is in C, but I'd like to use C++ as there's some existing higher-level functionality I'd like to connect with my plugin.  I see the Python language module

OT: terminal settings

Sorry for the OT post, but this was the best place I could think of that would have some terminal gurus. I use my Mac and BBEdit primarily for embedded and linux programming. As such, I spend much of my time in terminal, sshed into various machines. As I'm sshed into many different machines at

Re: BBEdit git/mercurial

Hi Lorin, There's a git integration for BBEdit. For some reason it's now within the Rails stuff. The original is at: http://www.idolhands.com/application-and-web-development/source-control/basic-git-integration-with-bbedit That said, I've never used it. I use BBedit extensively, but I prefer

cscope

All, I've got a new boss who insists that I use cscope. He of course is Linux-only and isn't comfortable Mac BBEdit environment. Does anyone know of a way to integrate cscope with BBEdit? Or a way to get similar functionality yet retain my beloved BBEdit? He hasn't mandated cscope, just that

Re: Folding for simple outlines?

There is an excellent outline specific application, that would likely do what you want in a much easier and simpler way than using a programmer's text editor: http://www.omnigroup.com/applications/omnioutliner/ - Steve On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 6:53 AM, Walter Overby spamwal...@yahoo.com wrote:

Re: Files Not Always Saving

wrote: On Apr 1, 2009, at 4:28 AM, steveax wrote: On Mar 31, 9:00 pm, Steve deRosier deros...@gmail.com wrote: For the single user, you might investigate git.  It's the scm used to maintain the Linux kernel.  There's a few issues, it's conceptually confusing and the tools are rather primitive

Re: BBedit and spaces

I see this all the time, and while it's fairly annoying, I've never considered it big enough to complain about. Actually, I thought it was just me. Usually what happens, is I have one project open in one window on space 3, and open another project on space 2. Then I might open a file, put it