Were you able to get this to work, or are you still having trouble? On Wednesday, September 18, 2013 8:12:22 AM UTC-4, dwrh wrote: > > Thanks, this looks very useful Andy, but I get: > === > /Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Text Filters/Tidy PHP.sh: line 2: > orig: Permission denied > /Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Text Filters/Tidy PHP.sh: line 3: > output: Permission denied > cat: orig: No such file or directory > rm: orig: No such file or directory > rm: output: No such file or directory > === > I have put -rwxrwxrwx on this file, but to no avail... > Any guidance? > > Cheers, > David > > On Friday, September 28, 2012 8:50:13 PM UTC-7, Andy Guzman wrote: >> >> Mophilly - >> >> I know you posted over a month ago, but I was just trying to sort out the >> same thing so I'll leave a note here of what I did in case you still need >> it or anyone else comes across this post. The solution is actually spread >> across a few of the comments in the post that was linked. >> >> 1. Download and uncompress the phptidy library as linked in that post. >> There also appears to be an updated but more Wordpress specific version >> here: https://github.com/scribu/wp-phptidy >> 2. Navigate to your BBEdit "Application Support" directory (either in >> ~/Library or ~/Dropbox depending on your preference). >> 3. Copy the Tidy PHP.sh file to the "Text Filters" folder. >> 4. Copy the phptidy.php file to the "Unix Support" folder. >> 5. Open up the Tidy PHP.sh file in BBEdit and replace the content with >> the following code: >> >> #!/bin/sh >> cat /dev/stdin >orig >> ../Unix\ Support/phptidy.php source orig > output >> if [[ -s output ]]; then >> cat output; >> else >> cat orig; >> fi >> rm orig; >> rm output; >> >> >> 5a. If you decided to grab the wp-phptidy you'll want to change line 3 >> slightly >> 6. Now try to run the text filter within BBEdit from the Text>Apply Text >> Filter>Tidy PHP menu item. >> 7. Success! (hopefully) >> >> There also may be a potential issue if you're running Mountain Lion - but >> I'm not 100% sure. I know that a lot of previously built in command line >> tools seemed to disappear in 10.8 but are re-installed with Xcode. Not sure >> if anything for these steps could be amongst the missing tools, but >> something to consider if you're troubleshooting. >> >> On Sunday, August 19, 2012 10:49:34 AM UTC-7, Mophilly wrote: >>> >>> I have not tried to add a Text Filter to BBEdit before. >>> >>> I am having a bit of trouble getting this to work with BBEdit 10.1.2. I >>> followed the instructions at post referenced above, "Tidy and format your >>> PHP and meet WordPress standards on Coda and TextWrangler". >>> >>> First try I put the wp-phptidy.php file in /usr/bin/, and "Tidy PHP.sh" >>> in Text Filters. I got an error 32 trying to "apply text filter". Then I >>> put both files into the Text Filters directory. I got an error 32 trying to >>> "apply text filter" with Tidy PHP.sh or wp-phptidy.php. >>> >>> In both cases applied chmod to the php file, and relaunched BBEdit >>> before attempting to invoke the script. >>> >>> Can someone point me to a "how to" or similar? >>> >>
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