is it possible to customize "right click" contextual menu

[JT]

is it possible to customize "right click" contextual menu when selecting 
text?

e.g. I'd like to select some text and have the "Change Case" menu appear 
on contextual menu with  "right click" 

and if so, will the  Change Case sub-menu as a  flyout (see attached)

e.g. to do this on  "right click"

TEAPUBLICAN PARTY > Teapublican Party 

this would be so cool

:: Thanks, Jim ::


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Re: Um.. just me?

[LuKreme]

On 10 Oct 2013, at 08:10 , Fritz Anderson  wrote:

> BBEdit allows you to set alternative CSS for Markdown renderings; if you need 
> a line after every header, you can set a bottom border rule. I'd argue that 
> anything beyond that expects too much of what's supposed to be a simple 
> markup language for simple formatting.

As I said, this is just my sample "Here's markdown" file. It's never been a 
problem before (and the --- never broke the headers before either).

It might be something in the whole file, despite what the error says.

Hrm. Now it's not doing it. I did rename the file to .md though. OK, never 
mind. It was doing it all morning, honest.

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Re: Um.. just me?

[Fritz Anderson]

On 10 Oct 2013, at 8:51 AM, LuKreme  wrote:

> https://www.dropbox.com/s/imi6ffxi44wvc1g/Screenshot%202013-10-10%2007.02.22.PNG
> 
> Was trying to check my Markdown syntax file that I've used for quite a long 
> time, and BBEdit (version ${CURRENT}) threw this error.

Not what I see in the current prerelease.

If the horizontal-line markup (---) is on the immediate next line from a 
header, the preview renders the header, regardless of level as if it were 
wrapped in , with all the hashmarks visible (# Title 1, in the preview), 
but it doesn't choke.

What I saw is not optimal, but it's probably rare to put an  immediately 
after an , and putting a blank line after the header gives _nearly_ the 
desired effect. 

BBEdit allows you to set alternative CSS for Markdown renderings; if you need a 
line after every header, you can set a bottom border rule. I'd argue that 
anything beyond that expects too much of what's supposed to be a simple markup 
language for simple formatting.

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Um.. just me?

[LuKreme]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/imi6ffxi44wvc1g/Screenshot%202013-10-10%2007.02.22.PNG

Was trying to check my Markdown syntax file that I've used for quite a long 
time, and BBEdit (version ${CURRENT}) threw this error.

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