Good afternoon,
On 10/9/08 at 4:06 AM -0700, Mike Conley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nonetheless, it would still be nice to do an AppleScript, because I
would have it create the new window and align it beside the original,
with the same dimensions, since that's what I would do every time
anyway.
Good afternoon,
On 10/9/08 at 10:40 AM -0400, Jim Correia
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Good afternoon,
It's always afternoon in Australia :-)
Hehe, I use this great email program which has an AppleScript
that adds that greeting for me automatically depending on time
of day. From memory,
2008/9/11 Charlie Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 10/9/08 at 4:06 AM -0700, Mike Conley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nonetheless, it would still be nice to do an AppleScript, because I
would have it create the new window and align it beside the original,
with the same dimensions, since that's
The menu script idea works great. For anyone who's interested, here's
my script, which is saved as 'View*Open in Additional Window' in the
Menu Scripts folder:
property windowRect : {0, 0, 0, 0}
property windowGap : 5
on MenuSelect(menuName, itemName)
tell application BBEdit
I don't know BBEdit well at all, but is there some way of mapping some
other character to generate 'tab' or indents (perhaps via the Unix
filters?), then have tab as the 'completion' character. The reason I'm
thinking of this is, tab is the completion character in a number of
the Unix shells.
I don't ask that the program to an instant file comparison with an
existing old file, since that seems unreasonable, but the old
behaviour seemed proper handling of a very special case which would be
a matter of a moment to check, an empty, unsaved file is in a special,
and pretty much worthless
On BBEDit 8.6, when using new Disk Browser, It was possible to view an
history of the most common places I was used to get in.
Now on 9.0, this feature disaperead ?
Additional question : When I double click on a document from the Disk
browser, it always open a new windows. It seems impossible
Thanks for this fantastic plugin. I downloaded the latest BBEdit
(9.0.1 1325) and code completion works great - however, I can't get
the function dropdown or code-folding to work. The dropdown is there,
so I'm guessing that BBEdit is still buggy or maybe Prefix for
Functions needs a value? I
I was just trying to search the docs on how to do that, so I too would
like this feature :-)
On Sep 10, 12:12 pm, Corey Ehmke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I second that feature request!
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I noticed that, like many comparison routines, it tends to get lost
and has trouble getting back in synch until the old file is editied to
conform moree closely to the new one, but more serious is that if one
chances to edit the file and then compare the documents again, it
opens new windows for
+1
Did you send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a feature request?
--steve
On Sep 10, 6:06 am, NZIBIS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One feature I'd *really* welcome seeing is pull-down menus listing all
the CSS classes in the current style sheets referred to by an HTML
document when asking for class
On Sep 11, 2008, at 2:16 AM, Toucouleur wrote:
Additional question : When I double click on a document from the Disk
browser, it always open a new windows. It seems impossible to open
several document in the same drawer except if you drag the filename
from the disk browser to the Drawer :(
On Sep 10, 2008, at 9:23 PM, Lee Anne wrote:
I don't ask that the program to an instant file comparison with an
existing old file, since that seems unreasonable, but the old
behaviour seemed proper handling of a very special case which would be
a matter of a moment to check, an empty,
Hi all,
I have a project which I wish to search, something like
project/
library/
My_Namespace
Zend
modules/
...
I want to exclude the Zend folder from the search, so I create a Filter, but
I can't work out how to exclude it...
I've tried the file name 'parent
On Sep 11, 2008, at 12:25 AM, NZIBIS wrote:
I don't know BBEdit well at all, but is there some way of mapping some
other character to generate 'tab' or indents (perhaps via the Unix
filters?), then have tab as the 'completion' character. The reason I'm
thinking of this is, tab is the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (rowen) wrote on 9/9/08 10:39 AM
I would love some way to get to my most recently opened project files
-- e.g. a menu that remembered the last 10 or so of them.
Not a direct reply to your request but --- for those who use
LaunchBar, projects are indexed as a group. That
On Sep 11, 2008, at 12:09 PM, Alan Storm wrote:
I'm trying to use the Rhino Interactive Java Shell with BBEdit's Unix
Filters options, and can't figure out how to read from standard
input. I'm not sure if this is a problem with BBEdit (unlikely) or a
problem with my understanding of input
On Sep 11, 2008, at 2:54 PM, Jim Correia wrote:
...if we do so in a way which doesn't break every #! filter ever
written for BBEdit...
Gee, Jim, watch your #! language, please. This is a family list.
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On Sep 11, 2008, at 7:14 PM, Alan Storm wrote:
Thanks for the clarification and the tip about the magic operators.
I'd seen reference to the temp file/first argument in the manual, but
was confused by what **looked** like reading from STDIN in the factory
default perl and python scripts,
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