Bound project window > key command to swap focus?

[Morbus Iff]

If I have an unbound project window (one in which the Editor pane is not 
open), then I can do the following to toggle between an Editor window 
and the Project window:


 * [If editor is focus]: Command + `, 

I am unable to find an equivalent if I have a *bound* project window 
(one in which the Editor pane is attached to the project). Is there one?


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Re: Bound project window > key command to swap focus?

[Morbus Iff]

If I have an unbound project window (one in which the Editor pane is not
open), then I can do the following to toggle between an Editor window
and the Project window:

   * [If editor is focus]: Command + `,

I am unable to find an equivalent if I have a *bound* project window
(one in which the Editor pane is attached to the project). Is there one?


After fiddling with this more, it doesn't look like I can get anything 
similar: bounded project panes don't seem to allow any sort of keyboard 
control - no arrow keys, no type-to-find, etc.


That's OK, really - this question was for an off-list friend ;)

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Re: Bound project window > key command to swap focus?

[Jim Correia]

On Feb 9, 2010, at 10:32 AM, Morbus Iff wrote:

> If I have an unbound project window (one in which the Editor pane is not 
> open), then I can do the following to toggle between an Editor window and the 
> Project window:
> 
> * [If editor is focus]: Command + `, 
> 
> I am unable to find an equivalent if I have a *bound* project window (one in 
> which the Editor pane is attached to the project). Is there one?

To move focus *out* of a text view, use Control-Tab (and make sure it isn’t 
bound to “Switch to Counterpart” - that was the old factory default.)

By default, the project list in project windows does not accept keyboard focus 
when the attached editor is visible. You can enable this with:

defaults write com.barebones.bbedit 
Projects:ProjectsListCanAcquireKeyboardFocus -bool YES

- Jim

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Re: Settings for previewing php in BBedit

[jaladuvar]

Yes, it works fine both in BBedit Local Preview and in the browsers,
but the preview requires that the file has been saved into it, which
takes away the interest of the BBedit Local preview, which I like to
use when writing up html code and would like to be able to use for php
code as well of course...


On 9 fév, 01:14, Lorin Rivers  wrote:
> Does the url you provided work in a browser (i.e., is the content rendered 
> properly)?
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Re: Bound project window > key command to swap focus?

[Morbus Iff]

To move focus *out* of a text view, use Control-Tab (and make sure it isn’t 
bound to “Switch to Counterpart” - that was the old factory default.)

By default, the project list in project windows does not accept keyboard focus 
when the attached editor is visible. You can enable this with:

defaults write com.barebones.bbedit 
Projects:ProjectsListCanAcquireKeyboardFocus -bool YES


Ah, that was the key! I had been Control-Tab'ing furiously and never saw 
any change - with the above tweak, it does exactly what I (he) wants 
(bounded), while replicating the same workflow I use (unbounded)


Thanks!

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Re: Settings for previewing php in BBEdit

[Robert A. Rosenberg]

At 22:59 -0800 on 02/08/2010, jaladuvar wrote about Re: Settings for 
previewing php in BBEdit:



Yes, it works fine both in BBedit Local Preview and in the browsers,
but the preview requires that the file has been saved into it, which
takes away the interest of the BBedit Local preview, which I like to
use when writing up html code and would like to be able to use for php
code as well of course...


Using BBEdit to view HTML you are editing, can work since there is a 
built-in HTML interpreter. PHP needs a Browser (and a running Server 
with PHP support). Thus BBEdit can not handle it on its own.


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Re: Settings for previewing php in BBEdit

[Maarten Sneep]

On 9 feb 2010, at 22:07, Robert A. Rosenberg wrote:

> At 22:59 -0800 on 02/08/2010, jaladuvar wrote about Re: Settings for 
> previewing php in BBEdit:
> 
>> Yes, it works fine both in BBedit Local Preview and in the browsers,
>> but the preview requires that the file has been saved into it, which
>> takes away the interest of the BBedit Local preview, which I like to
>> use when writing up html code and would like to be able to use for php
>> code as well of course...
> 
> Using BBEdit to view HTML you are editing, can work since there is a built-in 
> HTML interpreter. PHP needs a Browser (and a running Server with PHP 
> support). Thus BBEdit can not handle it on its own.

If you run a server on your mac, BBedit will happily run the php files through 
the server and show the results. This requires some setup, but this is trivial 
enough:

Preferences, HTML Web Sites. 'Add' or 'Change'. Fill out form. Make sure 'Use 
local preview server' is checked.

Maarten



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