Columns

[Mark Damon Hughes]

I use MultiMarkdown tables, like this:

Name|A  |B  |C
|:--|:--|:--
Foo |1  |2  |3
Bar |4  |5  |6

The Edit->Columns->Rearrange Columns… option just gives an error:

BBEdit couldn’t guess what kind of column delimiter was in use. No 
supported delimiters were found on the first line of the text.

I've tried changing the | to , in hopes that CSV would work, but it's not happy 
with that, either. The manual doesn't give an example of valid tables.

Ideally, it'd just support MultiMarkdown | delimiters, but I'd settle for any 
simple regex transform.

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Re: Columns

[Patrick Woolsey]

On 2/13/18 at 6:08 AM, kamikaze.m...@gmail.com (Mark Damon 
Hughes) wrote:



I use MultiMarkdown tables, like this: [...example elided...]

The Edit->Columns->Rearrange Columns… option just gives an error:

BBEdit couldn’t guess what kind of column delimiter was in 
use. No supported delimiters were found on the first line of 
the text.


I've tried changing the | to , in hopes that CSV would work, but it's
not happy with that, either. The manual doesn't give an example of valid
tables.


In order to use this command, the current document must contain 
(only) a valid table in either comma- or tab-delimited (CSV or 
TSV) format.


(It may grow smarter over time, but that's what it does today. :-)


Regards,

 Patrick Woolsey
==
Bare Bones Software, Inc. 



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Re: Dreamweaver CC won't connect to BBedit for local/remote file compare

[Sam Hathaway]

My `bbdiff` is in `/usr/local/bin`:

```
sam@shiny ~> which bbdiff
/usr/local/bin/bbdiff
```

Maybe you can convince Dreamweaver to look for it there?
-sam

On 13 Feb 2018, at 12:36, Peter White wrote:

Dreamweaver expects to find a file, /usr/bin/bbdiff, but it isn't 
there.
BBedit says the command line files are installed but in finder I see 
no

bbdiff in usr/bin

Any idea how I can get this to work?

Thanks,

Peter White
Peter White Cycles

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Dreamweaver CC won't connect to BBedit for local/remote file compare

[Peter White]

Dreamweaver expects to find a file, /usr/bin/bbdiff, but it isn't there. 
BBedit says the command line files are installed but in finder I see no 
bbdiff in usr/bin

Any idea how I can get this to work?

Thanks,

Peter White
Peter White Cycles

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Re: Dreamweaver CC won't connect to BBedit for local/remote file compare

[@lbutlr]

On 13 Feb 2018, at 10:36, Peter White  wrote:
> Dreamweaver expects to find a file, /usr/bin/bbdiff, but it isn't there. 
> BBedit says the command line files are installed but in finder I see no 
> bbdiff in usr/bin

Dreamweaver is seriously out of date.

/usr/local/bin/bbdiff

Has been the location for years. 

I didn’t even know Dreamweaver was till extant.



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When BBEdit becomes active...

[Benjamin Morin]

It seems to me there is a third option that would be popular, along with, 
"No nothing," and, "New text document."

"New text document if not opening an existing file."

The request comes from the fact that when opening an existing file, BBEdit 
opens that file AND creates a new text document if you have "New text 
document," selected.  Alternately, you can can get the desired behavior 
when opening an existing file by selecting, "Do Nothing," but lose the 
ability to start with a new document when not opening an existing file.

Ideally there would be a way to have the best of both setting and create a 
new text document if activating without passing an existing file to open, 
and to not create a new text document if in the process of opening an 
existing file.

Thoughts?

B

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Re: Tidy

[Kerri Hicks]

Would Markup -> Utilities -> Format do what you need?

--Kerri

On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 3:09 PM, Tom Robinson 
wrote:

> I use it for making XML documents readable when coding/debugging.
>
>
> > On 2018-02-13, at 03:45, Kerri Hicks  wrote:
> >
> > Which features of Tidy did you find the most helpful? There are quite a
> few native features in BBEdit that replicate some of the functionality of
> Tidy. I used to use Tidy religiously, but have found that the baked-in
> BBEdit features do most of what I need.
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Re: Dreamweaver CC won't connect to BBedit for local/remote file compare

[Bruce Van Allen]

On 2/13/18 at 9:36 AM, peterjwh...@gmail.com (Peter White) wrote:

Dreamweaver expects to find a file, /usr/bin/bbdiff, but it 
isn't there. BBedit says the command line files are installed 
but in finder I see no bbdiff in usr/bin


Any idea how I can get this to work?


Try /usr/local/bin/bbdiff

That's where mine is.

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Re: Tidy

[Tom Robinson]

Looks like it could… will give it a shot next time thanks.

Pretty sure I checked BBEdit’s capabilities for XML tidying, but it would’ve 
been a while ago.

Cheers


> On 2018-02-14, at 10:50, Kerri Hicks  wrote:
> 
> Would Markup -> Utilities -> Format do what you need?
> 
> --Kerri
> 
> On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 3:09 PM, Tom Robinson  wrote:
> I use it for making XML documents readable when coding/debugging.
> 
> 
> > On 2018-02-13, at 03:45, Kerri Hicks  wrote:
> >
> > Which features of Tidy did you find the most helpful? There are quite a few 
> > native features in BBEdit that replicate some of the functionality of Tidy. 
> > I used to use Tidy religiously, but have found that the baked-in BBEdit 
> > features do most of what I need.

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