Normally BBEdit skips lines in a document when it (thinks it's code?)
Sometimes I need it to spellcheck lines which are code.
I think I can make this happen if I change the file's "type" from the menu
at the bottom (eg changing from "Unix Shell Script" to "none") but that
also removes helpful col
I get a lot of tabular text data I need to edit on a regular basis.
Excel mungs the data, where BBEdit just works.
However, I frequently need to sort the lines by the second/third/etc
column, as defined by tabs in between the columns.
I'm not much on grep, so if someone would help out with the
Here's the way I was told:
Paste the information into a document, select-all
then choose Show Fonts (Command T) and at the bottom you can set your tab
width.
I use this ALL the time, BBEdit is so far superior than Excel or Numbers, for
it's ability not to mung the data I'm working with.
If a
On Jun 23, 2012, at 8:30 PM, Dan Poynor wrote:
> Files or projects I previously had open on quitting reopen each time I launch
> BBEdit (10.1.2).
>
> In the Application Preferences pane the checkbox is unchecked for "Reopen
> documents that were open at last quit".
>
> Is there something else
Resurrecting this old thread of mine, what would the syntax be to sort by a
specific column, regardless of content..
So, sort on column 8, etc.
Thanks all!
On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 10:17:52 PM UTC, Lewis Butler wrote:
>
> On Apr 23, 2012, at 20:43, Allen Hancock wrote:
> > Giv
This isn't a direct answer to your question, but is how I gain sanity in
these regards:
I use the Windows palette, and close/reopen it was needed.
>From the Window menu, choose Palettes -> Windows
It will list all open windows in alphabetical order, then add new ones to
the bottom.
This is perf
controlled by the Mac OS, and
> not by BBEdit. It would be nice though to receive an official response from
> Rich or Patrick. :)
>
> Thanks again. Kind regards,
>
> Bill Kochman
>
>
>> On Mar 12, 2018, at 9:38 AM, Allen Hancock wrote:
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>> T
