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
I'll second Steve's recommended technique of creating a project and manually
loading it with remote files, which he describes clearly and completely. This
is how I do all my work, and it works seamlessly.
One other limitation, though, beyond those that Steve mentioned: doing a
multi-file
Thank you Steve, I appreciate your comments, so much so, that I have
already re-done my project by implementing the SFTP Browser approach.
I do use git, it’s my SVC of choice and I will also search the forum
to have a look for your bbedit edit reference as it sound like it may
be useful.
—
Mook
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
I am using BBEdit 12.6.3 64 bit on OSX Mojave v10.14.4 to locally edit a
Linux C++ project. However when I 'Deploy Site' this uploads all files and
as a consequence means that the timestamp on these change so full build is
required which is not always needed.
Is there anyway I can preserve
