Re: How to make BBEdit save changes automatically when closing window?

[TJ Luoma]

Do you close windows by pressing ⌘W or by clicking on the title bar button?

If the former, there's probably a way to re-map ⌘W to save-then-close…
if not, you could surely do so with Keyboard Maestro.

If by clicking … I don't think there's a way to avoid the dialog, but
I might be wrong.

Tj


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How to make BBEdit save changes automatically when closing window?

[Gustavo Deschamps]

It's so engrained on me that when you close a window on macOS the changes 
are saved that getting the dialog every time is bugging me.

Any way to save it automatically as the default behavior?

Thank you!

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Re: BBEdit (12.5.2 (411070, 64-bit) evaluation) only searching (rtfd) file in folder if it's open

[Rich Siegel]

On 1/29/19 at 12:26 PM, jim.wi...@gmail.com (Jim Witte) wrote:

I have a strange problem that just popped up.  I have a file 
(now named "TestFile") that is an RTF (not RTFD).  If I open 
the file, or drag it into the "My Files & Folders" list in the 
Multi-File search dialog, and run a search for a string in it, 
it will find it.  But if search for the same string with the 
containing *folder* selected, it won't find it.


RTF files are not text files, even though RTF files consist 
primarily of recognizable plain text -- it's an implementation detail.


By opening or explicitly choosing an RTF, you've bypassed 
BBEdit's file filtering (which is used when scanning folders).


So, you could add "rtf" to the extension mappings in the 
Languages prefs (map it to "Text File") if this is something you 
need to do routinely.


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Re: Syntax error checking Ibn BBEdit

[Rich Siegel]

On 1/29/19 at 7:54 AM, krem...@kreme.com (@lbutlr) wrote:


BBEdit (12.5.2) gives me an encoding error when checking syntax:

~/Documents/test.html 3:154: Value of attribute “href” for 
element “” is invalid; URL path needs encoding (“mailto:admin@example?Subject=27-Jan-2019%2043nyCZ43y4zcfChBody=Search%20this%20message%20ID%20in

%20mailG.log.”).


A short zipped example document to  is 
probably the best course of action here.


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BBEdit (12.5.2 (411070, 64-bit) evaluation) only searching (rtfd) file in folder if it's open

[Jim Witte]

I have a strange problem that just popped up.  I have a file (now named 
"TestFile") that is an RTF (not RTFD).  If I open the file, or drag it into 
the "My Files & Folders" list in the Multi-File search dialog, and run a 
search for a string in it, it will find it.  But if search for the same 
string with the containing *folder* selected, it won't find it.  This 
(mis)behavior doesn't happen with any other files in the folder.  I tried 
moving the folder to another (it's now in "~/Documents"), and it didn't 
work there either.  I ran Disk Utility and it found a "directory valence 
error" (which it seemed to hang on the repair, but when I restarted in 
Restore mode, and ran Disk Utility from that, fortunately it could).  I 
tried copying the text to a new file (same folder), a new file (in ~/), and 
the error still persists.

If I convert the file to plain text instead of rtf, it does find it.

Any ideas?  I am using the latest Mojave Beta (10.14.4 Beta (18E174f)), 
which I suppose *might* be a reason.

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Re: Skip 30-Day Evaluation?

[Rich Siegel]

On 1/28/19 at 9:42 PM, krem...@kreme.com (@lbutlr) wrote:


I own BBEdit, but I often install it on machines that I support
because I would prefer to work in BBEdit when on those machines, and I
figure it can’t hurt if that user has BBEdit available, but then the
demo thing confuses them*which I then deal with :) since these are
people that are never going to buy BBEdit or (very likely), hardly any
software at all.


You could buy a license for them. :-)

Or you can accept the time spent on explaining the evaluation 
period to them as an alternative. It's probably cheaper than 
buying them a license.


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Syntax error checking Ibn BBEdit

[@lbutlr]

BBEdit (12.5.2) gives me an encoding error when checking syntax:

~/Documents/test.html 3:154: Value of attribute “href” for element “” is 
invalid; URL path needs encoding 
(“mailto:admin@example?Subject=27-Jan-2019%2043nyCZ43y4zcfChBody=Search%20this%20message%20ID%20in%20mailG.log.”).

But the W3 validator says the syntax is fine.

What is BBEdit's complaint about?

The only reason I care is when working on this file it’s kind of impossible to 
check for actual errors because I get 300 lines worth of encoding errors.

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Re: Decent HTML list?

[Oliver Boermans]

For help with HTML email perhaps try here: https://litmus.com/community
HTML in email is a difficult area, especially if you are learning HTML/CSS
itself. Email clients handle it very differently to browsers.
Good luck.

On Tue, 29 Jan 2019 at 12:35, @lbutlr  wrote:

> I’ve been having some odd issues with the way an HTML mail displays in the
> iOS mail app that I can’t figure out (the file is displaying just fine in
> desktop browsers), but I don’t know a good HTML list to look for some help.
> The file has one syntax error in it that I don’t know how to get around (I
> use an awk script to generate a count of elements that I want to show at
> the top of the table, but the code to generate it has to be at the end of
> all the content).
>
> Suggestions?
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