Re: Files Not Always Saving

For the single user, you might investigate git. It's the scm used to maintain the Linux kernel. There's a few issues, it's conceptually confusing and the tools are rather primitive, but it's powerful, unlike CVS and Subversion, it handles merges well (indeed--it was designed from the ground up t

Re: PHP Formatting, Syntax Checking, Pasting Non-Breaking Spaces

At 10:03 AM -0700 3/31/09, Dennis sent email regarding Re: PHP Formatting, Syntax Checking, Pasting Non-Breaking S: >On Mar 31, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Warren Michelsen wrote: > >> Does BBEdit have the ability to format and syntax check php code as >> it does html code? > >No, but syntax checking ca

Re: Appending matches to paragraph

Thanks, Ronald. That's helpful. I managed to take roughly what you have and attach it to an AppleScript that also somewhat intelligently converts HTML to lightly formatted text, without stripping URLs, images, etc. like BBEdit's built-in "translate" tool does. If you or anyone else would find th

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On 31-Mar-2009, at 07:12, RobS wrote: > On Mar 31, 1:30 am, Harold Tessmann III wrote: >> ... If you update a site more than once or twice, you >> need some sort of version control system... > > If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always understood > that version control systems

Re: PHP Formatting, Syntax Checking, Pasting Non-Breaking Spaces

> Does BBEdit have the ability to format and syntax check php code as it does > html code? >Is there a hidden php palette somewhere that I have yet to find? I don't know of a solution to your pasting non-breaking spaces issue, but as Dennis said it's possible to syntax check and format PHP files

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Ronald J Kimball typed something resembling: > On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 06:12:44AM -0700, RobS wrote: >> >> If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always understood >> that version control systems were just that, ways of controlling which >> version of a file is worked on and saved i

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Jack Stewart typed something resembling: > I use manual version management which is a lot of work. I want > to add a more automated version management in order to have a more > rigorous process but have not learned enough about alternative > systems yet to figure which one I want to

Re: PHP Formatting, Syntax Checking, Pasting Non-Breaking Spaces

On Mar 31, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Warren Michelsen wrote: > Does BBEdit have the ability to format and syntax check php code as > it does html code? No, but syntax checking can be easily added: http://daringfireball.net/2003/12/php_syntax_checking_in_bbedit I suppose you could do something simila

PHP Formatting, Syntax Checking, Pasting Non-Breaking Spaces

Does BBEdit have the ability to format and syntax check php code as it does html code? Is there a hidden php palette somewhere that I have yet to find? And, as long as I've got your attention, when I use sites like the output code comes back formatted using non-b

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Mar 31, 2009, at 10:05 AM, Ronald J Kimball wrote: > On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 06:12:44AM -0700, RobS wrote: >> >> If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always >> understood >> that version control systems were just that, ways of controlling >> which >> version of a file is wo

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Mar 31, 12:13 pm, "G. T. Stresen-Reuter" wrote: > ... The command I use the most,   > though, is "Compare Revisions...", which allows me to see the   > differences between the current and prior versions of a file... I find   > that to be endlessly useful. Now THAT I could find very useful ind

Re: Appending matches to paragraph

On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 03:17:34PM -0700, Nik wrote: > > What I'm trying to do is take a paragraph like: > > Notice, incidentally, that relational information is href="http://one.com/";>rather different from the ultimate standard > that determines the accuracy of any proposed grammar. It ma

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Mar 31, 2009, at 4:05 PM, Ronald J Kimball wrote: >> If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always >> understood >> that version control systems were just that, ways of controlling >> which >> version of a file is worked on and saved in a multi-user environment. >> Why would

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 06:12:44AM -0700, RobS wrote: > > If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always understood > that version control systems were just that, ways of controlling which > version of a file is worked on and saved in a multi-user environment. > Why would a single au

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Mar 31, 1:30 am, Harold Tessmann III wrote: >... If you update a site more than once or twice, you   > need some sort of version control system... If I may jump in here, I'm curious about this. I had always understood that version control systems were just that, ways of controlling which vers

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Aha!! Thank you Bucky! Finally an answer. That has plagued me too.. many many times. I thought I was nuts, then I thought BBedit was nuts.. and now I just advise everyone to make one of those 2 commands use a more unique keystroke so there is far less chance we keep doing this! -Govinda On M

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Personally I use subversion for keeping backups/versions of what I'm doing. I'm usually doing this "manually" using the command line. The GUI client I like most is Cornerstone which is nice. Note that I keep all kind of files under subversion control. --~--~-~--~~~---

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Jack, I have a similar work flow of working locally and then saving to off-site. (In between I use BBEdit's subversion, but that's not your issue here.) When I save to off-site, I almost _always_ use "Save a copy to FTP/SFTP...". For me, that's Control-option-command-S. On occasion, I have simply

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 11:55 PM, Jack Stewart wrote: >I use manual version management which is a lot of work. I want to add a > more automated version management My opinion would be to adopt *something* sooner than later. You can always migrate to something else if it doesn't suit your ne

Re: Files Not Always Saving

On 31 Mar 2009, at 05:55, Jack Stewart wrote: > I use manual version management which is a lot of work. I want to > add a more automated version management in order to have a more > rigorous process but have not learned enough about alternative > systems yet to figure which one I want to a

Re: Files Not Always Saving

Thanks Harold, I'm guessing that your theory is pretty close to the truth. Yes, I have ftp'd files to the host server but I have been careful to save them as local files first and then ftp them to the host via "ftp/sftp". Am I missing something here? It seems like the most vulnerable to er