On Jul 3, 2022, at 1:43 PM, David Brostoff wrote:
> On Jul 3, 2022, at 7:26 AM, David Kelly wrote:
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>> Create an awk script file. Lets call it "script.awk" that looks like this:
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>> {
>> print $1 >> &
On Jul 3, 2022, at 12:52 AM, David Brostoff wrote:
> On Jul 2, 2022, at 9:29 PM, David Kelly wrote:
>>
>> Type the command line and rather than type the input file name just drag the
>> file to the command line. Finder/Terminal will write the file's full path on
on
the command line.
By default Terminal's current directory is your home directory, abbreviated ~
so that is where awk will write the output.
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awk.
In terminal.app it would be something like this:
awk ‘{ print $1 >> “col-1.txt”
print $2 >> “col-2.txt” }’ input.txt
Anyway, that is the idea. My awk is rusty.
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rch/replace with
whatever the intake database recognizes as a soft return. Might not accept soft
returns inside a field.
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line endings.
Unix used (Control-J) line endings.
CP/M and Windows used line endings.
BBEdit is pretty smart about continuing to use whatever it finds. Has a default
for new files.
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t app for Finder?
If Finder does not open BBEdit on double-click of a TextWrangler document then
on that document use Get Info (command-I) in Finder to set the default app, and
click the “Change All..." button to fix all the other TextWrangler documents.
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ful editor such as BBEdit but not master email.
It is bad enough with top-posters replying on top of previous messages
resending what has already been seen, including multiple BBEdit list signatures
appended at the bottom. Just plain sloppy.
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On Dec 5, 2018, at 6:15 AM, Daniel Palmer wrote:
> Are you guys planning to add stickers to the shop?
Or coffee cups? A good coffee cup is an essential tool when editing. I
currently use this one:
https://www.fowllanguagestore.com/products/coffee-make-brain-work-gooder-mug
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On Wed Jan 10 2018 13:36:22 Marc Simpson wrote:
> Considering an upgrade today—was this issue fixed in 10.13.2?
For me, Mail.app has not been forgetting its preferences since 10.13.2.
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it has plenty of its own faults such as not remembering window sizes. But it
does IMAP good and can fix whatever mess Mail.app creates without losing
messages.
Perhaps there is something about the address you cite causing my problem as
well? Am sure if one address causes problems then others woul
know! Open Terminal.app. Type cat file.txt. Paste. Type ^C
(control-C). Merge file.txt into your Word document. :-)
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/textwrangler/faqs.html#rectangle looks to be
your answer. However above you have 18 values to put in 20 spots. Perhaps you
should delete the (possibly) duplicate slide15 and slide16?
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the major number,
but they didn't. Quick, everyone! Name your cat Mavericks and post pictures
online to cover for Tim's gaffe. :-)
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then once again auto manglers may have been invoked. Sometimes filename
extensions can invoke this behavior.
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smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME
it and see what they
get. Just right-click the file in Finder and about 1/3rd down in the popup is
Compress yourfilename which make a .zip copy.
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your question as to what
is where in no uncertain terms.
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smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
utility called HxD which I make a lot of use of. It
can do binary compares and jump to the point the files differ. Also useful for
trimming binary files.
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replace without that return.
A possible problem is the above doesn't merge multiple lines which seems to be
necessary in the provided example. So, just run it twice.
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every bit as well as Apple has performed
in the past. Its sad this has become a problem for BBEdit but its not as if
they could have coded for (didn't yet exist) Retina when they had to move from
QuickDraw to ATSUI.
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you a $50/mo account but for many the free 10
user version is Just Right.
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BBEdit for many years before my first use on HTML. My primary use is
still plain old C.
My question is, should I buy BBEdit and learn it? Will it be any
better than hand coding for speed?
Perhaps not for writing faster code, but for writing code faster.
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On Mar 12, 2012, at 9:54 AM, Bucky Junior wrote:
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 8:17 AM, David Kelly dke...@hiwaay.net wrote:
Perhaps not for writing faster code, but for writing code faster.
This is a great line. I'm going to have to remember it.
As great as the line is, I find that I do
Cmd-~ (thats a tilde)? Thats the generic Apple next-window-in-app
key. Cmd-Tab moves between applications.
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On Oct 21, 2011, at 6:43 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
bbedit will not process files that have mixed line ends.
It won't even allow you to repair such files.
No way! BBEdit is my FIRST CHOICE for repairing such files. Do it all the time.
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I predict a bit of extra traffic at the Bare Bones site today:
http://www.gocomics.com/offthemark/2011/10/12
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to miss the dot on the end but the command is bbedit --maketags .
Or specify another directory.
If you don't list the dot then bbedit silently does nothing.
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, and ran it again which produced a new
tags file.
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of the file and discard the
generated intermediate and final executable after. Or as you say a
script wrapper could be created to do just that:
Create a wrapper script around the tool, and run it from there, just
like any other tool. That assumes the second use case.
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cash so as to not have to make a
trip to the bank that evening for only one cash transaction that day.
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On Thu, Aug 04, 2011 at 10:07:53AM -0700, Rick Yentzer wrote:
Bump on this one.
Is there a way to format javascript code? Python? PHP?
Is not inteded for anything but C, but what does
/usr/bin/indent or /Developer/usr/bin/indent do to your Java?
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in Mail.app? :-)
I use mutt for much of my email in no small part because I can also use
vim for composition.
Composed in vim, sent with mutt, via ssh and Postfix, using
Terminal.app.
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while putting all
formatting metadata in the resource fork. Originators of QUED/M, which
for me was replaced by BBEdit.
Looks like QUED/M is gone: http://www.nisus.com/
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I don't see where BBEdit has to do anything special warranting an option
in preferences. But perhaps I don't understand what you are trying to
accomplish.
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to double-click the file.
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an upgrade required abandoning the prior version and sometimes something
happens that having the older version would have been useful.
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they are going to release a new OS
before then.
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think I'll start a rumor that Steve Jobs seeded a suspected mole with last
week's release date just to see if it leaked.
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. Is only needed on
checkout, not update or commit.
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Client-server is a *strength* not a weakness, it allows a surrogate process to
manage access rights between multiple users. But contrary to your claims
requires no additional effort for single-user use. A single user would never
know subversion spawned other processes without looking hard.
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commit composing my commit comment in vim.
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the same thing for the disaster known as Microsoft Source Safe.
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ssh to remotely launch svnserver to do the work
and then shut down. No special configuration is needed.
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this to me reply. I don't remember what the command is in Eudora to
view full headers but its Command-U in several others.
Next wish is that we could do something about top-post-no-trim replies
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that you are a BBEdit user.
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On Dec 19, 2010, at 6:25 AM, Patrick Proniewski wrote:
Hi all,
I'm subscribed to the Digest, I'm going to reply to every one of you here.
David Kelly dke...@hiwaay.net Dec 18 06:40AM -0600 ^
svn status from the command line will tell you what files are different vs
the specified
VPN tunnel.
Which brings us back to rsync which is a purpose made remote file compare and
copy utility.
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asking. Just svn commit the master working files from one server then for
each server svn update and only those files which are different will be
updated.
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X (or
Xcode). Have to install it from /usr/ports/net/rsync on FreeBSD.
Rsync is smart enough not to blindly copy every file, only changed files, and
then only the changed portions.
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have to arrange
folders for each branch of the fork.
I still use cvs on some projects simply because the project has always
been in cvs and has no pressing reason to change.
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On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 01:07:30PM -0600, Doug Pinkerton wrote:
Text editor. Highly capable with grep. No markup required.
gvim
If you like it then observe Apple installs the non-GUI version in
/usr/bin/vim.
This email was composed in vim, sent with mutt.
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-Filesystem
networking and not Client-Server.
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. I suggest first time
you run 9.5 that you not let it install the command line tool until you decide
its a keeper.
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then why should you update the applications? The old BBEdit still works, so use
it.
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On Apr 27, 10:24 am, Rich Siegel sie...@barebones.com wrote:
Good { morning, afternoon, evening },
We are pleased to announce the release and immediate
availability of BBEdit 9.5. This is a free upgrade for anyone
using 9.0 through 9.3.1, and includes a number of new features,
refinements to
not.
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you copied from Linux to Windows to Mac. That is where
I suspect the extra junk appeared.
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On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 10:25:33AM -0600, Brian Frick wrote:
Yup, worked for me -- and I'm in Madison myself!
Works from Madison, AL.
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should put the parts back together. In
Unix shells results from filename expansion as shown return in sorted
alphabetic order.
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and run it
keyboard style as I find the GUI confusing.
This email was composed in vim launched from mutt via ssh login.
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physically move the drive to a
newer system to make use of newer tools.
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Or wait, you mean with BBEdit?
I suppose a text-factory to open all 150 files and save them again?
I'd use tr
BBEdit is great and all that but for bulk work I too would fall back to
tr or awk or surely there are trivial re-ending utilities in /usr/bin/ ?
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+$ with will trim trailing whitespace.
- Replace tabs with spaces
See Auto-expand tabs in the Editor Defaults in the preferences.
And there is an Entab and Detab menu command somewhere for changing
existing documents.
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application's windows. A basic MacOS X feature that should be present
everywhere.
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On Nov 13, 2008, at 9:11 PM, Rich Siegel wrote:
On 11/13/08 at 9:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Kelly) wrote:
Thats what I said. To the effect the table allocation for
tracking resources was statically allocated and therefore limited.
That actually has nothing to do with it. :-) Other
to reach. So I made an DJ990 Black
Only saved config. Have others for duplex printing as the duplex button
wasn't as easy to reach in all print drivers as it is now. Thinking a
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