It looks like you can do that by searching for
^(.+?)((\d+\.){3}\d+)$
and replacing it with
\2 \1
That basically captures two search items: the first is everything from the
start of the line up to the IP address, and the second is the IP address.
On Jul 27, 2022 at 16:28:20, DiBello Design
On May 5, 2022 at 14:48:50, Robert wrote:
> Has anybody put together a Nord color scheme for BBEdit?
In a strange case of synchronicity, I made a Nord color scheme for BBEdit
yesterday, but only saw your message from yesterday just now.
https://github.com/chipotle/nord-bbedit
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While this is a bit late, I use Brett Terpstra's Markdown Service Tools
for doing this -- and occasionally other Markdown-ish things -- in BBEdit,
as well as other apps. If you use Markdown a lot, it's worth checking out.
https://brettterpstra.com/projects/markdown-service-tools/
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While this is very much a YMMV sort of thing, I've been happy with a
low-end Linode plan for years. It's a VPS (virtual private server) rather
than a shared hosting plan, so it's a little less user-friendly than some
other plans might be; you have to be able do some basic Unix-ish system
On Aug 13, 2021 at 10:12:56 , Sam Birch wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I’m wondering if anyone has any tips on how to troubleshoot an LSP server.
> It’d be nice to be able to see the capabilities that BBEdit and the server
> have negotiated, maybe the path to the server, maybe the PID of the server
>
I've verified Emmet working when Node is installed installed the following
ways:
- from the Node.js installer package, installed in /usr/local/bin
- from Homebrew, installed in /usr/local/bin
- from Homebrew on Apple Silicon, installed in /usr/local/bin
Once it's installed that way, I'd
So, I want to do a sanity check here -- is anyone using the "Deploy Site"
command successfully?
I've been trying to replicate a simple workflow using this command that I
normally do with a shell script (or lately with another editor that has
site publishing functionality): in the project folder,
>
> On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 9:31 AM François Schiettecatte <
fschietteca...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
Sorry if these are obvious questions:
They're totally reasonable ones. :)
>
- Did you check your color calibration in the Display System Preferences?
I did; changing my calibration profile doesn't
After Greg's question yesterday about color schemes, I thought about trying
to make a BBEdit version of Nord. And I did... except the background color
is really, really light compared to what it should be.
So, I double-checked: I'd entered the proper background color, #2E3440, and
BBEdit indeed
You could try some of the other included schemes and see what you think;
I'm not usually a dark scheme person, but I like "Toothpaste" (it's
reminiscent of Zenburn, one of the few dark color schemes I like for other
editors when it's done right).
There are a few color schemes on the BBEdit Extras
I've been fiddling around with trying to make a new PHP package, as well
as freshen some old packages that I used to maintain. I'll see if I can
get something out soon.
The closest to what you're asking about, though, was in an
"EditorActions" package that I have, which had a "Smart New Line"
I've noticed that when I insert multi-line clippings that have indented
blocks, something like:
#INDENT#function #INSERTION#(<##>) {
<#code#>
}
The indentation before "<#code#>" will be verbatim from the clipping,
regardless of the current document's "auto-expand tab" settings. This is
true
, then I probably did not even know what to expect from the git diff
tool.
In any case, now I downloaded 11.1, maybe I'll just use that for git. So
it won't mess up anything in GitHub, it's supposed to be standard git?
Thanks!
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It's mostly whether you like BBEdit as a diff tool, I'd say. Any GUI diff
tool is an advantage over just using git straight, and since you already
have BBEdit there's no reason not to use it -- it's better than many others
I've used.
(Having said that, I actually use Kaleidoscope as my git diff
There's actually a way to do this already without using AppleScript, but
it's kind of sneaky: turn on Emulate Emacs key bindings. Then you can use
Emacs' count prefix command (^U) to jump to a column. If you're at the
start of a line (column 1) and you want to move to column 100, you'd type:
^U 9
As someone who's in both BBEdit and Scrivener every day, I can speak
partially to this.
First, I think it's very easy to fall into the trap of assuming most
pro writers work the way you do, but that's not necessarily true. I use
Markdown and HTML exclusively for technical writing, but a lot
Alex Satrapa wrote:
I also use Byword for editing Markdown documents. My preference for
which editor to use changes depending on my mood and the weather.
Sometimes I prefer Byword’s “formatting” of Markdown (markup is faded
out, marked-up headings are bold and larger, italicised or bolded
In BBEdit 10 there was a Recent Documents box like the Currently Open
Documents box in the sidebar. Now it's a popup menu (the little clock
icon at the very bottom of the status bar, in the row that has the
version control button, server, search, etc.)
This is one of those subjective things,
s.cls wrote:
I like BBEdit but Sublime Text is also a very interesting text editor.
One feature is very useful and I would love to have it in BBEdit :
full page source code preview (top right)
It will be nice to have this kind of feature
Are you talking about Sublime Text's Minimap that shows
Seth Dillingham wrote:
Have you ever looked at Moom http://manytricks.com/moom/? I can do
basically what you described with just one or two clicks per window. I
use this app all the time.
I also use Moom and like it -- but I've noticed that BBEdit's Preview
window (for HTML and Markdown) can't
Also, if you have Double-click a window's title bar to minimize
unchecked, double-clicking the title bar will do a zoom the way the green
button used to work.
On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 1:07 AM, Ted Stresen-Reuter tedmaster...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Nov 10, 2014, at 2:09 AM, Rich Siegel
Interesting. I didn't know about that expert preference -- it doesn't look
like it's listed in BBEdit's Help file, although it's quite possible I
missed it.
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 1:03 AM, Thomas Mai medil...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Martin,
...wow, thanks – good to know. I've overseen that
There's a way to customize the HTML reformatting in BBEdit and that this
affects the way it outputs tags -- there's some kind of config file format
borrowed from Dreamweaver. This is mentioned in the manual on page 230, but
unfortunately there's absolutely no docs for it.
What you need to do is
On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 12:32 PM, Patrick Woolsey pwool...@barebones.com
wrote:
Unless I'm missing some additional context, you can just drop the docset
package onto BBEdit's Dock icon, and BBEdit will open an instant project
window rooted at that package / folder.
I didn't know that would
A simple but slightly weird question I thought someone might know the
answer to already...
I'm considering trying to make a simple CLM for Pollen (
http://mbutterick.github.io/pollen/doc/), a web typesetting system. Pollen
has a kind of weird attribute in that you effectively append a second
Was that ever possible in BBEdit? (I genuinely don't remember.)
I'm actually hoping for -- somewhere down the road -- letting worksheets
talk with anything that uses STDIN and STDOUT that way, so you could
highlight and execute, say, Elixir or Python code -- anything that provides
a REPL. I'm
Curiosity point: in a project window, there's an Add Collection...
command which adds a little box icon to your project window you can add
files and folders to. I can't actually find an explanation of what
collections are meant to be used for in the BBEdit manual. There's no
section about them,
Okay, thanks. Maybe just a sentence or two in the manual. It's
discoverable, but very slightly mysterious. :)
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 12:49 PM, Patrick Woolsey pwool...@barebones.com
wrote:
On 8/7/14 at 3:33 PM, lay...@gmail.com (Watts Martin) wrote:
Curiosity point: in a project window
Gil Dawson wrote:
Hi, Watts--
I don't understand what you mean by import. Would it do to write
one script which calls the other...
set TotherScript to load script...
tell TotherScript to CheckaMahSyntax()
..and attach it to documentShouldFinalizeAuthenticatedSave?
--Gil
In (some) other
This is more of an AppleScript issue than a BBEdit issue, but it's at least
a script specific to BBEdit. :)
I have a syntax-checking AppleScript for my company's API documentation
that runs from the script menu. What I'd like to do is have that script
also run when I save a file.
I know that
. :)
On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 2:01 PM, Watts Martin lay...@gmail.com wrote:
This is more of an AppleScript issue than a BBEdit issue, but it's at
least a script specific to BBEdit. :)
I have a syntax-checking AppleScript for my company's API documentation
that runs from the script menu. What
-0700, Watts Martin lay...@gmail.com wrote:
(I tried escaping the asterisks with backslashes and putting the
argument in quotes, but neither one worked.)
if you mean a shell script, then I think you *don't* want to escape or
quote the stars.
${BB_DOC_PATH/ruby/**}
Don't you mean
Christopher Finazzo wrote:
If someone can find out how to sell this idea to regular people, maybe
it would catch on outside of our circle of nerds, but I can just as
easily see someone look at it and dismiss it without a second thought
(Text expansion is for wimps, just type etc.)
Text
Gregg Thomason wrote:
But it's been a while since I asked for language inheritance, so maybe
something's changed?
No, it hasn't, unfortunately; there's no way for a CLM to include or
extend either another CLM or a built-in language.
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I'd presume Gary was asking about doing that when you've opened an ePub
file directly. BBEdit opens them the same way it opens a .zip file, and
that's not the same way it opens an actual folder on disk. You can only
have one file open at a time and multi-file search in the ePub/zip
doesn't
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August 9, 2012 9:33
I'll express a *mild
and /nothing more/. I have tried all the WYSIWYG epub editors
and generators, and they all fail me some way or another: they mess up
my CSS, refuse to work with my media or generate a non valid epub.
Most solutions posted here (like the python-epub-builder, Bookbind by
Watts Martin, etc.) are good
To explain the problem here a bit, up until Mountain Lion, OS X included
the Subversion svn command line client by default. For whatever
reason, Apple removed this from the operating system install and,
apparently, made it part of Xcode.
As others have said you can fix this by downloading
I haven't tried to integrate this directly into BBEdit, but you could
try looking at Pandoc or Bookbind, which are both command-line utilities
for generating EPUB books. Bookbind (which is my own tool) is really
designed to process Markdown documents but can handle pre-made XHTML
instead;
Bruce Van Allen wrote:
1. BBEdit windows DO split vertically -- if what that means is showing
two different areas of the same file, one above the other in the same
window, both scrollable, editable, etc.
I suspect what the original poster meant was a split running vertically,
i.e., the split
While I (almost) never use BBEdit's FTP capability, there's certainly a
bookmark dropdown when you select Open from FTP/SFTP Server in version
10.1.2.
Lawrence San mailto:lawrence...@gmail.com
July 20, 2012 10:58
I'm not sure what you mean by removed in version 9.1. I'm still
using BBEdit
On Apr 27, 2012, at 11:45 , bbedit-issues wrote:
No one every needed to fold XML?
It's possible nobody responded because you're not giving enough context to
diagnose any problem. BBEdit doesn't fold XML isn't correct; it folds XML
perfectly well. I just cut and pasted an example of RXML from
On Apr 19, 2012, at 17:42 , Diego wrote:
I didn't create any CSS Rules. I'm not sure how I would do that
either. What I was seeing is just the BBEdit default behaviour as far
as what happens with braces when I'm entering CSS.
But, as you suggest, running Markup-CSS-Format places the braces
On Apr 14, 2012, at 5:29 , Miers David wrote:
Heres a crazy thoughtjust take the text from bbedit directly into
indesign or the professional layout tool of choice and be done with the
tweener MS word.
Smashwords -- at least last I checked -- will only take Word documents for
conversion
On Apr 8, 2012, at 20:06 , LuKreme wrote:
That's 1990's thinking. This 2011 and apps that don't work well and play with
UTF-8 and spaces are simply broken.
And for the record, I use spaces in filenames all the time and have for 30
years.
Well, I don't think the question was about apps
While I may be misunderstanding you, the Languages preference panel in BBEdit
lets you set all of those things on a per-language basis, doesn't it?
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On Sunday, April 1, 2012 at 15:00 , dwrh wrote:
Why can't they just have complete formatting profiles (tabs, margins
On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 9:06 , Herbert Schulz wrote:
Howdy,
I guess I don't understand. I just tried Opt-UpArrow/DownArrow in TeXEdit and
Mail and the cursor just goes up or down one line (i.e., the Opt modifier is
ignored) using OS X 10.7. Am I trying the wrong ``shortcuts''?
I
On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 7:10 , Ryan Wilcox wrote:
Watts,
The Editor Actions package is pretty slick :)
Can you put this (and your Markdown Package) up on Github? I have some
modifications I want to make to each and also want to make sure I'm
running the latest :)
I'll have to
On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 10:06 , Erni Wogernom wrote:
- I don't mind using different key combination - that totally fine,
the problem is that this one does not work exactly right. As I
explained that previously - it does not keep screen position of cursor
and that make it kind of useless.
continue
the list, and handles the current indentation and expand tabs settings
correctly.
It doesn't try to number lists as the one below does, but that might be
something I could add for Markdown.
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On Monday, March 26
grump of mine!)
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On Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 7:03 , Govinda wrote:
Thanks Watts for these!
I was glad to add these to my collection ans start using a couple of them
right away.
Can you tell me where I should read
of these scripts aren't mine, although I've hacked on several of
them to either make them compatible with BBEdit 10 or just work the way I think
they should.
http://www.ranea.org/bbedit_editoractions.html
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Honestly, I don't recall ever coming across a GUI editor that actually
*does* offer a checkbox for delete duplicate lines while you're sorting
them (ideally in a true numeric sort rather than ASCII). This seems to
suggest that this problem doesn't come up so often that most users are
clamoring
Patrick Woolsey wrote:
Sorry but no:),x-bbedit:// is neither documented nor for opening files.
Well, that would certainly explain why it doesn't work for opening
files! (I'd never tried it until FrankS's question, although I've used
the txmt:// prefix occasionally with PHP xdebug.)
-
No functions in BBEdit are highlighted, actually, just like no variables
are; the highlighting system is, well, a little spartan compared to many
other editors. In practice I don't find this gets in my way, but it's
something I do notice on occasion.
Functions *are* highlighted when they
gshenaut wrote:
I really appreciate the project functionality of BBedit. However, I'm
not sure it's the optimal approach to the problem, and I just wanted
to write up some thoughts I had on the subject.
This is conceptually pretty interesting, but one minor point, or not so
minor for some
HaFr wrote:
In the current version of BBedit the only option available for the
settings of 'tabs' or 'spaces' is global.
This is not correct, although the way to adjust this on a per-language
basis is perhaps not entirely intuitive. (It is, however, in the very
extensive user manual.)
In
No, there isn't a way to do this per-language, as far as know. (That's
not a bad idea.)
Try turning off include dictionary words in completion list in the
Editing preferences. This should allow the completion system to keep
working from ctags, language definitions, etc. Also, of course, you
it as testme.worksheet,
then forced it to open as a new plain text file by opening it on the command
line with:
cat testme.worksheet | bbedit
...and it opened as a text file just fine. What is it you were trying?
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On Oct 7, 2011, at 9:02 , Douglas Mitchell wrote:
How open .ePub file into BBEdit OR how get code into BBEdit?
Try open .ePub file with BBEdit Open command.
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On Oct 3, 2011, at 14:12 , LuKreme wrote:
HTML 1.0, 2.0, 3.x, 4.x and 5 all are case-insensitive, though it is possible
that early specs required UPPER case tags (there certainly were a lot of
upper case tags back in the 90’s).
As far as I know the uppercasing of tags was a convention
OnetabTwotabThree and have Two and Three display at column 20 and 30
respectively -- but there remains just a single tab character between the words.
BBEdit's scripting/filtering is powerful, but I think supporting that actually
requires a change to BBEdit's code.
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to distinguish individual marks. BBEdit lets you name markers,
which personally I find more useful -- not that a little icon in the gutter
saying this line is marked would be bad, but given a choice between one style
or the other, I'll take BBEdit's.
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-Shift-L to other clipping sets with a
concept of link, so you know that pressing it does The Right Thing whether
you're using HTML, Markdown, or the template language of your choice.)
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the list archive you'll find the
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and highlight *that* string, then hit Command-Control-A return and type the
link text, isn't it the same number of keystrokes as previous versions to
accomplish the same thing?
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speed (mostly). With TE turned on, though, the lag is pretty visible. Programs
using the native text controls (i.e., TextEdit) don't exhibit this.
This is with 10.0.2, builds 3081 and 3085.
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is a folder, it assumes
that's the root; otherwise, it assumes the directory with the project file
itself is the root.)
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the Close Tag command to close the
/a and /p in that scenario, whereas Coda will be confused by the ?
at that point, so everything's a bit of a tradeoff.)
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Bucky Junior wrote:
And nested tags would be a challenge too.
Actually, you can call Balance Tags from AppleScript, can't you? Maybe
that would be the start of working this. Hmm.
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been using BBEdit for a very, very long time and
who are -- well, let's say not an audience that likes having their
cheese moved. But, to stretch the metaphor a little too far, that
doesn't mean that the cheese isn't being moved to a better place.
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switched back with BBEdit 9.6.
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not an oft-used phrase. :) (Although it would probably be fairly easy to
write a text filter to transform delimited text to that after the fact.)
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the whole thing one of these days...)
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-- do something here!
replace \\r\\r\\r using \\r\\r searching in text 1 of front
document options {search mode:grep, starting at top:true, wrap
around:false, backwards:false, case sensitive:false, match words:false,
extend selection:false}
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like a good replacement for BBEdit
doing that natively, but it is, and of course it works with all apps,
not just BBEdit. The BBEdit Window Arrange functionality was always
useless to me anyway, since it didn't work with project windows!)
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John Delacour wrote:
set the selection to myText
Geez, I could _swear_ that I tried that first and it didn't work.
Apparently I had a case of the stupid. Thank you. :)
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compared to TextMate's, I'm afraid. (I
miss being able to have italics and bold in Markdown actually be italic
and bold!)
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be that
easy to do without a modal editor. I know personally, I'd put some of
the wackier multi-line editing tricks I've seen in other editors on my
wish list way ahead of that one. :)
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while I wouldn't
mind that, judging by how much people freak out over small things like
whether the file list is on the left or the right side -- can you
imagine? -- I bet that would cause one heck of a poop storm 'round these
parts.
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quick check of TextWrangler suggests that's my imagination.)
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the editor default and the
per-language setting. I'm surprised, thinking about it, that tab width
isn't adjustable via the per-document Text Options. (And a little
surprised those aren't saved with documents.)
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snippets, though.)
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, on both upgrading to BBEdit 10 from 9.6 and to 9.6
from... 6.5? 7.something? (just say it was a while), gotten some highly
curious behavior with old preference files.
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superfluous animations in windows in BBEdit 10 are, well, superfluous.)
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Emacs get them burned in. :) But it may really have to be approached as
its own program, for better and worse.
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there could be a way to package these as effective bundles, so you're
not dragging a half-dozen files to different places.)
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out there
that you just kind of have to know about, or ask the right people for,
or what have you. Perhaps there should be a community-driven scripts
repository for BBEdit to encourage sharing and learning about this stuff.
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On Mar 7, 7:23 pm, Alex Satrapa gr...@goldweb.com.au wrote:
Apart from a small set, HTML 5 deprecates named entities in favour of Unicode
numerical entities, expressed in decimal. That is, rather than ‘ldquo;’ or
‘#x201c;’ use ‘#8220;’.
I don’t follow the HTML5 community, so I’m not aware
On Feb 5, 11:02 am, BeeRich beer...@gmail.com wrote:
Specifically form elements: phone, search, url, email, datetime, month, week,
time, datetime-local, number, range, and color.
Those aren't form elements, they are new types for the existing form
input element. It is true that BBEdit's tag
I'm working on a little AppleScript that replicates a trivial but
cherished feature of another editor -- being able to press Ctrl-Return
(or whatever) and having it start the new line with an appropriate
indent.
My script does the right thing now as long as there's nothing on the
line below where
I'm working on a little AppleScript that replicates a trivial but
cherished feature of another editor -- being able to press Ctrl-Return
(or whatever) and having it start the new line with an appropriate
indent.
My script does the right thing now as long as there's nothing on the
line below where
Okay, I'm sure there's something really obvious I'm missing here...
but I'm missing it.
The BBEdit 9.2 manual says that if a repository requires
authentication, you can let Subversion cache your credentials, and
that this will happen automatically. I've done that. I've been using
this particular
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