On 2011-03-16, at 10:37 AM, Rich Siegel wrote:
On Wednesday, March 16, 2011, Peter Zion peter.z...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm, that seems like an awful lot of work just to run a build and jump to
errors. Thanks anyway!
Have you tried it? It's no more work than doing it in a Terminal, and
On Thursday, March 17, 2011, Webmaster
webmas...@endtimeprophecy.net wrote:
Is there some symbol or code that BBEdit recognizes as EOF
that I can use in a global find and replace pattern?
Yes. When using Grep, \z matches at the end of the document.
\Z matches at the end of the document,
Thanks Rich. That was just what I needed.
I'm glad you know your manual, because I would have never
thought to look for a topic called Other Positional
Assertions. I actually looked for end of file and only
found one occurrence, which wasn't related to what I was
looking for.
WW
At 11:14 AM
On Thursday, March 17, 2011, Webmaster webmas...@endtimeprophecy.net
wrote:
I'm glad you know your manual, because I would have never thought to
look for a topic called Other Positional Assertions.
For what it's worth :-) all I did was figure out that Grep would
be necessary, and that took
Looks great! Thank you again. I forgot BBedit was recordable.
Definitely one of the nicer, real Mac apps out there. I find I've been
using it for even non-programming work thanks to Hog Bays Quckcursor.
Sort of a Edit in BBedit program that works with any text field.
Mark
On Mar 15, 1:04 pm,
Good morning,
On 16/03/11 at 10:40 AM -0400, Peter Zion peter.z...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, I tried it. I guess I'm used to tools such as Xcode which
just allow you to hit command-B to build then left-click on a
line to jump to an error. This is one of the most common
things I do in my
Has anyone offered a script or setting that will open a perl script and go to
the line specified in an error message when the script is executed from within
a worksheet?
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Good afternoon,
On 16/03/11 at 6:59 PM -0600, Doug McNutt
dougl...@macnauchtan.com wrote:
Has anyone offered a script or setting that will open a perl
script and go to the line specified in an error message when
the script is executed from within a worksheet?
I either don't understand the
