Here's a script that to set the tab width for a document with a
dialog.
--CODE BEGINS
(* Set document tab width in BBEdit
Most is copied from Marcus Garvey's message #7 at
http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?pid=100407
*)
tell application BBEdit
repeat
set dialogResult to (display dialog Enter a
I put a script set tab widths via a dialog at:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ndchk0imd9u9o
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Steve
On Jul 27, 12:11 pm, Rod Buchanan rod_li...@kdsi.net wrote:
On Jul 26, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Watts Martin wrote:
Kendall Conrad wrote:
I don't have BBEdit 10, but for 9, you go to Languages, then
My problem is the opposite, sort of. After upgrading to Lion, new text
is detabbed, but I want it tabbed. I've looked in every preference,
but can't find it. Every time I hit tab, I get three spaces.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
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On 2011-07-26, Watts Martin wrote:
As near as I can tell, there's no way to adjust the tab width
for a document at *all* -- you can only change 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
At 10:40 -0700 7/27/11, Watts Martin wrote:
Bruce Van Allen wrote, and I snipped:
I suppose to be precise I should have said there appeared to be no UI control
to adjust the tab width on a document-level basis.
Just in case anyone at Bare Bones cares:
While you're making tab width adjustable
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 12:04:32PM -0600, Doug McNutt wrote:
Just in case anyone at Bare Bones cares:
While you're making tab width adjustable on a per file basis it would
really be great if you could arrange for tab stops as in a real
typewriter. I am continually frustrated with columnar
At 13:13 -0500 7/27/11, David Kelly wrote:
On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 12:04:32PM -0600, Doug McNutt wrote:
Just in case anyone at Bare Bones cares:
While you're making tab width adjustable on a per file basis it would
really be great if you could arrange for tab stops as in a real
typewriter.
David Kelly wrote:
In my old age I've come to prefer hard spaces so that nobody comes
along and messes up my formatting just because they used a different tab
value.
This is what eventually converted me to the spaces side of the spaces
vs. tabs argument. :)
(That, and Python coding --
On Jul 26, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Watts Martin wrote:
Kendall Conrad wrote:
I don't have BBEdit 10, but for 9, you go to Languages, then Options
to get to those settings.
Yep, there's an equivalent in BBEdit 10 (it's shuffled a bit), but that's not
actually going to help with my use case: I
On Jul 26, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Watts Martin wrote:
Kendall Conrad wrote:
I don't have BBEdit 10, but for 9, you go to Languages, then Options
to get to those settings.
Yep, there's an equivalent in BBEdit 10 (it's shuffled a bit), but that's not
actually going to help with my use case: I
One of my clients has decided that PHP documents should use 4-space
tabs, while PHP *templates* should use 2-space tabs. Is there a way to
set (ideally persistently) tab width on a per-document basis in BBEdit
10 other than using the Emacs variable block? (I'd thought that was in
either Text
I don't have BBEdit 10, but for 9, you go to Languages, then Options
to get to those settings.
-Kendall
On Jul 26, 4:34 pm, Watts Martin lay...@gmail.com wrote:
One of my clients has decided that PHP documents should use 4-space
tabs, while PHP *templates* should use 2-space tabs. Is there a
Kendall Conrad wrote:
I don't have BBEdit 10, but for 9, you go to Languages, then Options
to get to those settings.
Yep, there's an equivalent in BBEdit 10 (it's shuffled a bit), but
that's not actually going to help with my use case: I need some HTML
files to have tab width 4 and some to
I don't know anything about PHP, but if documents and templates
have different file extensions, you could write an attachment script
to set tab width to the number appropriate to the extension. Write
the script to run when a document is opened or saved. See the Manual
section on Using Attachment
I don't know anything about PHP, but if the documents and
templates have different file extensions, you could write an
attachment script to set tab width to the number appropriate to the
extension. Write the script to run when a document is opened or saved.
See the Manual section on Using
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