Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Wow, *thanks*, Vlad. This solves the problem better than I’d anticipated. I’ve complained about a need for something like this previously on this mailing list, in several other online forums, and to BareBones directly. Nobody ever pointed me to this before. For those who didn’t check Vlad’s

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Hey Barbara! On 26 Sep 2018, at 19:32, Barbara Snyder wrote: Def not a power user, though, so can someone explicate how to create a macro that adds "Open with BBEdit" everywhere? I used [this article from TJ Luoma in MacStories][1], but Google trows a lot more if you search for "keyboard

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Haha Quickeys and KeyboardMaestro. Yes, I remember the sharp pain of that loss, but I've been using KM ok for years. Def not a power user, though, so can someone explicate how to create a macro that adds "Open with BBEdit" everywhere? I tried a few things but no joy. Reply directly if it seems

[ADMIN] Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Good afternoon folks, Third-party Git clients are getting somewhat far afield here, so may I suggest you take further discussion on this topic to direct mail instead. :-) Thanks, Patrick Woolsey == Bare Bones Software, Inc. -- This is the BBEdit

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

On 25 Sep 2018, at 13:42, jamesl...@gmail.com wrote: Atlassian recently said otherwise with respect to GitLab (which I understand is a much-loved free repo). There is limited compatibility, but apparently requires some contortions and sacrifices. Ah, I see. I never use SourceTree’s built-in

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

September 25, 2018 at 1:33:41 PM, Sam Hathaway (list.bbe...@munkynet.org) wrote: On 25 Sep 2018, at 13:25, jamesl...@gmail.com wrote: > SourceTree forces you to use Atlassian’s Bitbucket repository host I don’t think that’s the case. I’ve used SourceTree with a BitBucket, GitHub, GitLab, and

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

On 25 Sep 2018, at 13:25, jamesl...@gmail.com wrote: SourceTree forces you to use Atlassian’s Bitbucket repository host I don’t think that’s the case. I’ve used SourceTree with a BitBucket, GitHub, GitLab, and simple SSH-based remote repos. There’s no lock-in. SourceTree is only

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

FWIW Macupdate https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/36072/tower, and seems to prefer SourceTree (which is free, btw). …but there’s a cost, it turns out. SourceTree forces you to use Atlassian’s Bitbucket repository host, which is expensive, stingy re: storage, and has a poor interface. Also,

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Vlad, Thanks! I wouldn’t have troubled you for basic Git low-down; I was just curious about the specifics of how you’re using it here. But with your clarification (plus some surfing), I see that what you’re suggesting is pretty rice-and-beans (mamaliga and cheese?). The Lynda.com tutorial looks

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Hey, Jim! On 24 Sep 2018, at 23:24, jamesl...@gmail.com wrote: Re: the Git repository scheme for versioning….I’m not a Git warrior. Can you briefly explain (or point to a full explainer) of how it works in this context? EagleFiler keeps everything in its libraries (that means you cannot

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Vlad, thanks much. Like Chris, I’ve been intrigued by EagleFiler, anyway (helpful tutorial here ; I love ScreenCastsOnline!). This sounds like it might work. Re: the Git repository scheme for versioning….I’m not a

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

On 09/24/2018, at 13:15, Vlad Ghitulescu mailto:v...@ghitulescu.de>> wrote: > I have discovered recently EagleFiler and I use it daily ever since > for archived email messages; > for scanned documents (= PDFs) and > for TXT (and MD and TASKPAPER) documents > and it has a context-menu "Open in

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

Lewis...I'm stealing that sig. On Monday, September 24, 2018 at 1:38:02 PM UTC-4, Lewis Butler wrote: > > On 23 Sep 2018, at 18:27, Jim Leff > > wrote: > > I prefer to edit all text in BBEdit, but it's obviously not a notebook > app. It would be great to store writings in a dedicated notebook

Re: Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

I have discovered recently EagleFiler and I use it daily ever since - for archived email messages; - for scanned documents (= PDFs) and - for TXT (and MD and TASKPAPER) documents and it has a context-menu "*Open in BBEdit*" that does just this. In addition to this I have created a local

Organizing Docs in a Notebook App and Editing in BBEdit

I prefer to edit all text in BBEdit, but it's obviously not a notebook app. It would be great to store writings in a dedicated notebook app (e.g. Bear or Agenda) and be able to edit them in BBEdit. It would feel sort of like using BBEdit as a service. Has anyone figured out a clever workflow?