On Aug 19, 2011, at 02:41, John Delacour wrote:
> ...You might want to omit "quoted form of"
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JD's script is the clear speed winner, but just for giggles:
set myParentDir to do shell script "dirname " & quoted form of (POSIX
If you hold down Command while running a Unix Filter in TextWrangler,
you are presented with a dialog that lets you configure STDERR and
STDOUT to a New Window or file, as well as clearing the selecting
before writing the output, or saving it after.
Are these options available in BBEdit 10? I had
At 14:04 -0700 8/19/11, Watts Martin wrote:
>I'm not clear from Doug McNutt's earlier message whether what BBEdit was
>"useless" for was the "insert a single hard tab between columns" described
>above, which indeed most text editors would be lousy at but most word
>processors would not, or what
LuKreme wrote:
For example, if I have a unix style directory listing of ls -ls that
I want in tab-delimited lines I would like the first tab stop to be
at say 12 characters, the second to be at 30, the third to be at 8,
etc.
Out of curiosity, how many other text editors -- not word processors
On Aug 19, 2011, at 11:13, John Delacour wrote:
> At 09:05 -0700 19/08/2011, hermione_havanese wrote:
>
>> How to make a feature request for moveable (variable) tab stops?
>>
>> I realize BBEdit is not a spreadsheet or word processor, but I find
>> that wider tab stops can sometimes help with re
Hi All,
Like many of you, I just missed the behaviour of the old modal find
dialog too much from BBEdit 10. So I sat down and checked what I can
do with AppleScript to improve my workflow in BBEdit 10.
As it turned out, I quickly came up with a solution for me that I
liked good enough that I use
I've found it! It appears that just formatting the output in a certain way
will get the results into the BBEdit 'error' window. I'm attaching my script
and have also made a Gist for it. Requires the Python file to be saved
first.
https://gist.github.com/1157742
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LuKreme wrote:
> There’s an expert pref for this in 10.0.2 (preview), as I recall
That sounds useful. What I was describing would go even further, but that
sounds like an excellent step in that direction.
Robert A. Rosenberg wrote:
> Why do you not want it in the img tag?...
> Is the image
On Aug 19, 7:58 am, "G. T. Stresen-Reuter"
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> Have you submitted a bug report with detailed steps to reproduce the behavior
> to supp...@barebones.com?
> It crosses my mind that you are allowing completion to use the system
> dictionary, which could easily include the word "algin".
> See:
At 09:05 -0700 19/08/2011, hermione_havanese wrote:
How to make a feature request for moveable (variable) tab stops?
I realize BBEdit is not a spreadsheet or word processor, but I find
that wider tab stops can sometimes help with reading complicated (to
me) code.
You can set the default tab
At 09:05 -0700 8/19/11, hermione_havanese wrote:
>How to make a feature request for moveable (variable) tab stops?
>
>I realize BBEdit is not a spreadsheet or word processor, but I find
>that wider tab stops can sometimes help with reading complicated (to
>me) code.
>
>Is there any reason not to al
On Aug 19, 11:52 am, Alex Popescu wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm a newbie to BBEdit and after spending sometime through the menus
> and (the scarce) documentation I still have a couple of questions I
> couldn't answer:
There's a big BBEdit Help help book, and also a hefty 378 page manual,
both under
>> On Aug 12, 2011, at 16:34, Rich Siegel wrote:
>> However, double-clicking on an error in Xcode does not open the file and
>> line in BBEdit, nor are any previously working parts of the old
>> external-editor interface still supported.
> On Aug 12, 2011, at 6:53 PM, LuKreme wrote:
> Wow. That
At 08:35 -0500 8/19/11, David Kelly wrote:
>> Create a wrapper script around the tool, and run it from there, just
>> like any other tool. That assumes the second use case.
In the days of MPW and later in the very early days of BBEdit worksheets it was
possible to include compile, link, and exec
Hi all,
I'm a newbie to BBEdit and after spending sometime through the menus
and (the scarce) documentation I still have a couple of questions I
couldn't answer:
1. Is there a way to have the Toolbar hidden by default?
I have defined a shortcut for showing/hidding it, but I hoped I could
keep it
How to make a feature request for moveable (variable) tab stops?
I realize BBEdit is not a spreadsheet or word processor, but I find
that wider tab stops can sometimes help with reading complicated (to
me) code.
Is there any reason not to allow this feature?
Thanks.
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On Aug 19, 2011, at 3:33 PM, blinde wrote:
> i'm kind of tweaked that bbedit still puts 'algin' instead of 'align'
> in some of my tags... especially when i'm typing quickly.
>
> i thought this would have been fixed in 10.
Have you submitted a bug report with detailed steps to reproduce the beha
i'm kind of tweaked that bbedit still puts 'algin' instead of 'align'
in some of my tags... especially when i'm typing quickly.
i thought this would have been fixed in 10.
bruce
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On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 01:45:46PM +0200, Maarten Sneep wrote:
>
> The fact that to C++ code is simple doesn't matter. #! supports
> scripts: text files that start with #! and follow on with an
> interpreter for the rest of the script. This tells BBEdit which tool
> to use to run the script. Compi
very helpful thanks. I also like this tool very much. It won't show
dynamic input with cin for example but it is very effective.
On 19 August 2011 13:19, Bob Withers wrote:
> Probably off topic (sorry) but I use a tool called CodeRunner for this:
> http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/38362/coderunne
Thanks. It's seems a pity: looks like it's Textmate for me then.
Sent from my mobile
On 19 Aug 2011, at 12:29 PM, Maarten Sneep wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 00:36:21 -0700 (PDT), peter wrote:
>> should be very simple this [ it is in textmate ]:
>>
>> I just want to run some *simple* C++ code f
Probably off topic (sorry) but I use a tool called CodeRunner for this:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/38362/coderunner
Regards,
Bob
On Aug 19, 2011, at 2:36 AM, peter wrote:
> should be very simple this [ it is in textmate ]:
>
> I just want to run some *simple* C++ code from within BBEdit.
Thanks again for your patience. I'm using g++ -o on the command line to
produce an executable which I then run from the command line. The code can be
written in anything of course - I just ensure it ends on cpp. There's no
problem editing and running C++ code this way.
Your wrapper idea below
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 00:36:21 -0700 (PDT), peter wrote:
should be very simple this [ it is in textmate ]:
I just want to run some *simple* C++ code from within BBEdit. What on
earth is a shebang error ? Can someone give me straightforward guide
how to do this ?
To be a bit less blunt than my pr
On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 00:36:21 -0700 (PDT), peter wrote:
should be very simple this [ it is in textmate ]:
I just want to run some *simple* C++ code from within BBEdit. What on
earth is a shebang error ? Can someone give me straightforward guide
how to do this ?
No. #! is for script languages, n
should be very simple this [ it is in textmate ]:
I just want to run some *simple* C++ code from within BBEdit. What on
earth is a shebang error ? Can someone give me straightforward guide
how to do this ?
thanks
Peter
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At 21:46 -0400 18/08/2011, Rich Siegel wrote:
On Thursday, August 18, 2011, Watts Martin wrote:
...it probably has to be something the script figures out on its own.
In any running AppleScript, "path to me" returns (what looks like)
an alias to the script. To find the directory that you'r
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