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So no Python-writing BBEditors? Every pro I know is using something else
(mostly SublimeText 2) and I'm trying to stay with BB for all the reasons
we all like it. I'm hoping someone around here might be able to help me out?
On Monday, March 3, 2014 2:16:26 PM UTC-5, Brian Christiansen
Hi
I use BBEdit to write Python code, and C, Java, Perl, and others. Works fine
for me. Then again I have pretty much lived in BBEdit since it came out.
I use Dash which I find invaluable. And I also use CodeRunner (there is also a
Python Runner) to test little snippets of code.
Cheers
I use BBEdit with Python (and C, and C++ and so on...). I think you likely
didn't get an answer because everyones more or less happy with using BBEdit
with Python. One thing I do recommend is using Dash.
Seems to be a lot of hype and noise around SublimeText. I don't know,
never tried it
Françios, Steve,
Thanks for your replies. When you reference Dash, you're referring
to http://kapeli.com/dash the Mac app for documentation?
When I talk about tips for Python in BBEdit, I presume everyone on this
list likes how BBEdit works (as do I) or we wouldn't be here and we would
be
I can't offer any Python in BBEdit tips. I use PyCharm for most Python
stuff. Debug and run code in PyCharm, support for virtual environments,
package management, code completion, integrated documentation, interactive
shell, and lots more. I recommend it to all Python newbs.
There's also pydev as
For me the number one tip for working with any codebase in BBEdit is to
remember to run bbedit --maketags . whenever you finish a round of editing.
Then you get the right-click-definitions-source goodness.
I have PHPtidy and Perltidy text filters, but strangely enough I don't have a
Python
Having mentioned bbedit --maketags, can anyone suggest what would be causing
dozens of warnings like this:
ctags: Warning: ignoring null tag in html/javascript/date.min.js
This happens a lot with one application I'm working on which includes the
complete Dojo libraries, for example.
Is there
