I've tried creating a script to switch between open files in a project
by recording myself clicking on files in the windows palette. I get,
in the script, stuff like
select text document X of project window 1
Where X, to me, seems like a random number - I can click on several
files, and X might,
Oh, and myself? I have a love-hate relationship with tabs - I use them
on other editors, but don't miss them on BBEdit. I think for me it
just clutters things up too much, especially if I have a lot of files
open.
However, I do miss the unified, everything fits in one window approach
you get in
Personally, I would love to be able to consolidate 5 or 6 project windows
into a single tabbed window.
Dave
On Saturday, December 29, 2012 12:02:47 AM UTC, ahmad.a...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to request showing currently open files in tabs as a UI
feature.
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Why don't you folks who want tabs just use a bbedit worksheet?
I rarely use Finder these days and I never open a bbedit slide drawer.
What I do is to always have a bbedit worksheet open on my leftmost monitor. In
it are shell scripts that I can select and click any time I want. They are
Btw... how can I switch between open files via hotkeys?
And is there a possibility to access open files directly by hotkey? (Cmd+1
for 1st file, Cmt+2 for 2nd, etc)
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On Dec 31, 2012, at 3:05 AM, Thomas Mai wrote:
how can I switch between open files via hotkeys?
On my computer (which has a spanish keyboard) the keyboard equivalent is
Command+Option+[ or ] (which cycles through the open documents)
And is there a possibility to access open files directly by
On Dec 30, 2012, at 1:08 AM, Lawrence San wrote:
What should be posted to the group?
My thought exactly. Based on the atmosphere around here, you almost
have to be a mind reader to figure out what should or should not
be posted to this group. My own feeling is that as long as it concerns
I would find a tabbed interface highly useful if it organized open files in
a way non-redundant with the Files sidebar. So, suppose:
- The tabs default to most-recently used order
- The user can drag them into a different order, so that they form a
working set
Tabs organized these ways would
On Dec 30, 2012, at 5:16 PM, dweinberger wrote:
- The tabs default to most-recently used order
So, like, if you have them alphabetized, then the next file to be opened would
appear in alphabetized order?
- The user can drag them into a different order, so that they form a working
set
I generally like tabbed interfaces, although I'm also fine with
sidebars and popdown lists. The problem I sometimes have with tabs is
that if the document filenames are long, the tabs become unwieldy, or
hard to decipher if the filenames in the tabs are automatically
truncated in various ways.
I
There's no harm in flogging a dead horse just to see if latest medical
practices help can help. :0)
Having used editors that provide tabs or, indeed, tabs and a file list I
think Barebones have made the correct deign decision in just implementing
one and making it the best possible
On 29 déc. 2012, at 01:44, Fritz Anderson fri...@manoverboard.org wrote:
I think you should read the last three lines of this email, and file a
feature request at the address they contain.
The last three lines being :
If you have a feature request or would like to report a problem,
please
Andrew Brown li...@c18.net wrote:
What should be posted to the group?
My thought exactly. Based on the atmosphere around here, you almost
have to be a mind reader to figure out what should or should not
be posted to this group. My own feeling is that as long as it concerns
BBEdit in some way,
I would like to request showing currently open files in tabs as a UI
feature.
This is follow up on a short discussion I had with the person behind
@BBEdit on Twitter.
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@bbedit: File list instead of tabs is a conscious choice -- have you ever
opened 100 documents at once, and tried to deal
I think you should read the last three lines of this email, and file a feature
request at the address they contain.
— F
On 28 Dec 2012, at 6:02 PM, ahmad.alhash...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to request showing currently open files in tabs as a UI feature.
This is follow up on a
On Dec 28, 2012, at 18:02, ahmad.alhash...@gmail.com wrote:
I would like to request showing currently open files in tabs as a UI feature.
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Thoughts?
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I think you're beating a dead horse.
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