Newbie questions

[Alex Popescu]

Hi all,

I'm a newbie to BBEdit and after spending sometime through the menus
and (the scarce) documentation I still have a couple of questions I
couldn't answer:

1. Is there a way to have the Toolbar hidden by default?

I have defined a shortcut for showing/hidding it, but I hoped I could
keep it hidden by default.

2. When working with a project (directory) of files:

2.1. Is there any way to navigate the project view using the keyboard?
I do a Cmd+0 to show the project view, but then I don't seem to find a
way to navigate it using the keyboard only.

2.2. Is there a way to navigate the files in a project without the
project view?

Note: Please do not suggest using PeepCode as a solution to this.

I think that's all for now.

Many thanks in advance,

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Re: Newbie questions

[Alex Popescu]

Kerri, you are right: I forgot about the BBEdit Help book. In my
defense I have been clear about being a  newbie--well, that's just
half defense :-).

I'll go through the doc and learn the tricks in there.

:- alex

On Aug 19, 7:48 pm, Kerri Hicks  wrote:
> On Aug 19, 11:52 am, Alex Popescu  wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > I'm a newbie to BBEdit and after spending sometime through the menus
> > and (the scarce) documentation I still have a couple of questions I
> > couldn't answer:
>
> There's a big BBEdit Help help book, and also a hefty 378 page manual,
> both under the Help menu. It may be many things, but scarce sure isn't
> one of them. :-)
>
> > 1. Is there a way to have the Toolbar hidden by default?
>
> > I have defined a shortcut for showing/hidding it, but I hoped I could
> > keep it hidden by default.
>
> In Preferences, under Appearance, in the Toolbar group, if you turn
> everything off, everything disappears, until you turn everything back
> on again.
>
> > 2. When working with a project (directory) of files:
>
> > 2.1. Is there any way to navigate the project view using the keyboard?
> > I do a Cmd+0 to show the project view, but then I don't seem to find a
> > way to navigate it using the keyboard only.
>
> There's an expert preference to enable keyboard focus in the project
> view. It's in the scarce documentation ;-) -- BBEdit Help has an
> "expert preferences" chapter, and this one is in the Projects section.
>
> > 2.2. Is there a way to navigate the files in a project without the
> > project view?
>
> I don't know -- but that seems like driving with a 2' x 4' in place of
> your windshield. How can you navigate something you can't see?
>
> > Note: Please do not suggest using PeepCode as a solution to this.
>
> Aha -- if that's what you want to do, sounds like you already know the
> answer to that. :-) But if you know the name of the file you're
> looking for, Open File By Name under the File menu might help.
>
> --Kerri

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Re: opening files in project

[Alex Popescu]

I was asking a similar question the other day wondering if PeepCode is
the only answer.

When working with a project there is an "Open file by name" menu item
available that accepts wildcards. I briefly tried it and while not
completely similar to TM Cmd+T, I think this is the closest you'll
get. On the other hand, PeepCode can give you a different solution.

Alex://

On Aug 21, 12:54 am, Matthew Wallace  wrote:
> I am excited to start using BBedit. I am long time Textmate user and
> just got bbedit 10. One thing that I can't find that I would like to
> know.
>
> In Textmate if you do command T you get a window that allows you to
> start typing the name of files in the project and it will list the
> closes matching files and allow you to select and open the file. Does
> bbedit have a similar command? Please tell me it does.

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Possible bug in com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick

[Alex Popescu]

As instructed in my first post to the group, I've spent some time
reading through the BBEdit help and manual. One setting that I was
interested in com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick
doesn't seem to work correctly in BBEdit 10.0.1

What I did:

defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick -
bool NO

Expected behavior:

- when navigating the project view using either arrow keys or the
mouse, file should not open in the editor

Real behavior:

- for both arrow keys and single mouse clicks files are still opened
in the editor

tia,

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Clarifications about Sharing Application Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

Could anyone clarify the second part of the "Sharing Application
Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox":

* Locate your BBEdit preference data folder (either ~/Library/BBEdit/
or ~/Library/Preferences/com.barebones.bbedit.PreferenceData/)

I do have a ~/Library/BBEdit/ folder

• Rename your BBEdit preference data folder from “BBEdit” (or
“com.barebones.bbedit.PreferenceData”) to “PreferenceData”.

I can do this

• Move the renamed preference data folder into ~/Dropbox/Application
Support/BBEdit/, and rename it

This last part is confusing. The way I read it is that ~/Library/
BBEdit/ folder previously renamed to ~/Library/PreferenceData should
be under ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/. But what should it be
renamed to?

tia,

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Re: opening files in project

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 21, 6:23 pm, Bill Higgins 
> Does anyone know if the BBEdit folks have considered or are
> considering this for a future release?
>

If it'd be possible to vote for new features I'd probably give this
one a +1.

On the other hand I didn't play enough with Open file by name (which
could be quite similar to Open resource file in Eclipse).

Alex://

> - Bill
>
> On Aug 21, 10:29 am, Christopher Stone 
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On Aug 20, 2011, at 19:58, Alex Popescu wrote:> I was asking a similar 
> > question the other day wondering if PeepCode is the only answer.
>
> > __
>
> > Launchbar is also a possible solution, although you'd have to structure 
> > your projects to work with it.
>
> > --
> > Best Regards,
> > Chris

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Re: Possible bug in com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick

[Alex Popescu]

Filled it as a bug report.

Alex://

On Aug 21, 4:34 pm, François Schiettecatte 
wrote:
> I get the same issue here, clean BBEdit install and I restarted BBEdit after 
> setting the value.
>
> You should file a report with supp...@barebones.com
>
> François
>
> On Aug 21, 2011, at 3:05 AM, Alex Popescu wrote:
>
>
>
> > As instructed in my first post to the group, I've spent some time
> > reading through the BBEdit help and manual. One setting that I was
> > interested in com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick
> > doesn't seem to work correctly in BBEdit 10.0.1
>
> > What I did:
>
> > defaults write com.barebones.bbedit ProjectsOpenItemsOnSingleClick -
> > bool NO
>
> > Expected behavior:
>
> > - when navigating the project view using either arrow keys or the
> > mouse, file should not open in the editor
>
> > Real behavior:
>
> > - for both arrow keys and single mouse clicks files are still opened
> > in the editor
>
> > tia,
>
> > Alex://
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Re: Clarifications about Sharing Application Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 21, 7:40 pm, Fredrik Pihlström 
wrote:
> 21 aug 2011 kl. 09:08 skrev Alex Popescu:
>
> >> Support/BBEdit/, and rename it
>
> > This last part is confusing. The way I read it is that ~/Library/
> > BBEdit/ folder previously renamed to ~/Library/PreferenceData should
> > be under ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/. But what should it be
> > renamed to?
>
> I think it should be "Setup" — at least that is the folder that BBEdit 
> automatically created in the Dropbox folder when I temporarily deleted all 
> preferences and settings from my Library folder.
>
> BBEdit also created a "Read Me.txt" file in my Application Support/BBEdit 
> folder, which contains a description of what folders it expects to find and 
> other interesting information.
>

I'll try your suggestion, but it looks like this could be a
documentation "bug" :-).


Alex://


> Kind regards,
> Pihlan
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>  Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read."
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Re: Clarifications about Sharing Application Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 21, 7:40 pm, Fredrik Pihlström 
wrote:
> 21 aug 2011 kl. 09:08 skrev Alex Popescu:
>
> >> Support/BBEdit/, and rename it
>
> > This last part is confusing. The way I read it is that ~/Library/
> > BBEdit/ folder previously renamed to ~/Library/PreferenceData should
> > be under ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/. But what should it be
> > renamed to?
>
> I think it should be "Setup" — at least that is the folder that BBEdit 
> automatically created in the Dropbox folder when I temporarily deleted all 
> preferences and settings from my Library folder.
>
> BBEdit also created a "Read Me.txt" file in my Application Support/BBEdit 
> folder, which contains a description of what folders it expects to find and 
> other interesting information.
>

(I don't know when my previous comment will get moderated)

I've tried moving the ~/Library/BBedit files into ~/Dropbox/
Application Support/BBEdit/Setup but it doesn't seem to work or at
least I see the ~/Library/BBEdit folder recreated.

I've read the Read Me.txt file, but I couldn't find a clear reference
to this question.


Alex://

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Re: Clarifications about Sharing Application Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 22, 2:12 am, Bucky Junior 
wrote:
> Not something I've tried but I specifically recall reference to having to 
> create a "Library" named file in the Dropbox folder. So, the Dropbox path 
> should be something like:
> ~/Dropbox/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/
>

The documentation doesn't mention anywhere creating a Library folder
in Dropbox, but an Application Support. I've already made this change
and it seems to work OK (I don't see BBEdit recreating the original "~/
Library/Application Support/BBEdit")

Alex://

> Bucky
>
> On Aug 21, 2011, at 1:10 PM, Alex Popescu wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've tried moving the ~/Library/BBedit files into ~/Dropbox/
> > Application Support/BBEdit/Setup but it doesn't seem to work or at
> > least I see the ~/Library/BBEdit folder recreated.
>
> > I've read the Read Me.txt file, but I couldn't find a clear reference
> > to this question.

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Re: opening files in project

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 21, 9:56 pm, Christopher Stone 
wrote:
> On Aug 21, 2011, at 10:23, Bill Higgins wrote:> I
>
> FWIW I just bought PeepOpen and for $12.00 US consider it a bargain.
>
> The BBEdit plugin does NOT work with BBEdit 10 and Lion, but it's just an 
> Applescript and will be easy to fix. (Working on it now.)
>

I don't want to sound picky but how can it be a bargain if it doesn't
even work?

Leaving it aside for a second, I'd say that such functionality should
exist in BBEdit by default and users ahouldn't have to spend money on
a 3rd party tool whose compatibility is not guaranteed.

I'm planning to take Open file by name for an extensive test and see
how it behaves compared with other similar functionality in other text
editors/IDEs.


Alex://

> PeepOpen is useful, is in active development, and will provide a unified 
> interface for several editors I use.
>
> I also get the functionality NOW.
>
> My one gripe is that it's a bit of a memory hog.
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> Chris

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Re: Clarifications about Sharing Application Support & Preferences Data via Dropbox

[Alex Popescu]

On Aug 22, 2:20 am, Rich Siegel  wrote:
> On Sunday, August 21, 2011, Bucky Junior 
> wrote:
>
> >Not something I've tried but I specifically recall reference to having
> >to create a "Library" named file in the Dropbox folder. So, the
> >Dropbox path should be something like: ~/Dropbox/Library/Application
> >Support/BBEdit/
>
> That would not be correct. If your Dropbox is in your home
> directory, then create an "Application Support" folder and drag
> the "BBEdit" folder from ~/Library/Application Support/ INTO the
> folder in your Dropbox, thus: ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/.
>


Just a quick follow up: this reply doesn't answer the original
question.

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>                       
>
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> sedate me.

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Opening Files in Project Feature Suggestion

[Alex Popescu]

I've been reading this group for a while and played a bit more with
the Open File by Name feature (the closest to what other editors
provide). While it is definitely not on par with other solutions (Cmd
+T in TextMate, PeepCode, etc.) it could be good enough if:

1. it would use some filters to ignore files and searching

While using it with a versioned project, a search will also look
under .svn or .git folders. This is very annoying as I'd never really
want to look into those files. In case some advanced users would
actually need to access those files, then there could be a checkbox to
disable global filters.

The set of global filters would probably have to include:

- versioning files
- temporary files
- binary/compilation result files

2. in some next version, the open file by name would perform a fuzzy
live search: having feedback when performing an operation is so
present these days, that it looks odd that a desktop application is
not able to provide any feedback until clicking OK.

I hope you'll consider these features for the next versions of
BBEdit.

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Python clipping help

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

As I haven't found any Python specific clippings (well, there's a
Django one, but I just want something generic), I've started to create
my own.

Here is my first attempt:


try:
#INDENT##SELECTIONORINSERTION#
#INDENT#except #PLACEHOLDERSTART#exceotion#PLACEHOLDEREND#,
#PLACEHOLDERSTART#name#PLACEHOLDEREND#:
#INDENT##INSERTION#

As many of you already know Python is space/tab aware so I was
wondering what solution might I have to determine how to correctly
indent the code according to the file indentation.

tia,

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Re: Can someone explain ctags to me?

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 6, 2:58 pm, Alex Satrapa  wrote:
> On 6 Sep 2011, at 14:17, Oliver Taylor wrote:
>

[✄..clipped .. ✄]

> 3) type "bbedit --maketags ."
>
> The important bit, of course, is that you'll need to repeat that process any 
> time you modify your code.
>
> Now when you look at your code in BBEdit you'll see new colours for words 
> corresponding to terms defined elsewhere. Right-click on the word to bring up 
> the context menu, and you'll see an entry for "definitions", which then 
> presents a sub-menu of locations where the term has been defined.
>
> The "--maketags" option is mentioned in passing on p296 of the BBEdit User 
> Guide. Search for "ctags" and you'll find plenty of other information about 
> this service.
>

Can someone think of any way this could be automated? Using the Unix
Worksheet or some script that is aware of the current project
location, anything...

A://


> Alex
>
>  smime.p7s
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Navigating methods

[Alex Popescu]

Hi all,

At the top of the editors there's a small "thing" that allows
navigating a source file by functions (probably other structural
elements). Any ideas how I could get "that thing" to show up and take
focus using a shortcut? I'm not able to figure out what's the
corresponding editor functionality to associate it with a shortcut.

many thanks in advance,

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Installing Attachment Scripts

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

A kind BBEdit user (ascarter) has been kind enough to put together an
AppleScript that trigger ctags [1]. Following the instructions in the
BBEdit manual I've modified this script to have a on documentDidSave
function that triggers makeTags.

As per the manual, I've named the script Document.documentDidSave.scpt
and saved it into my ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/Attachment
Scripts folder.

But the script doesn't seem to be triggered at all. I've removed most
of the code in the original and just left inside:

on documentDidSave()
  display dialog "BBEdit on documentDidSave" buttons {"Yes", "No"}
default button 2 with icon 1
  -- makeTags()
end documentDidSave

but still no results. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?



[1] 
https://github.com/ascarter/BBEdit-ApplicationSupport/blob/master/Scripts/Maketags.applescript

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Re: Can someone explain ctags to me?

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 7, 9:09 pm, ascarter  wrote:
> And here's a script that you can run in BBEdit to build the tags file for
> the currently active project. I tried adding it as an attachment script for
> documentDidSave but it didn't seem to fire.
>
> https://github.com/ascarter/BBEdit-ApplicationSupport/blob/master/Scr...

Minutes after posting a question related to this script I've figured
it out:

1. name the script Document.documentDidSave.scpt

2. add the following code:

on documentDidSave()
makeTags()
end documentDidSave

3. when saving the script make sure that it is saved as Script + Run
only (nb: according to the documentation the script must be compiled
and I assume Run only option means it is compiled)

4. done

Thanks a lot,

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Re: Installing Attachment Scripts

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 8, 12:11 am, Alex Popescu  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A kind BBEdit user (ascarter) has been kind enough to put together an
> AppleScript that trigger ctags [1]. Following the instructions in the
> BBEdit manual I've modified this script to have a on documentDidSave
> function that triggers makeTags.
>
> As per the manual, I've named the script Document.documentDidSave.scpt
> and saved it into my ~/Dropbox/Application Support/BBEdit/Attachment
> Scripts folder.
>
> But the script doesn't seem to be triggered at all. I've removed most
> of the code in the original and just left inside:
>
> on documentDidSave()
>   display dialog "BBEdit on documentDidSave" buttons {"Yes", "No"}
> default button 2 with icon 1
>   -- makeTags()
> end documentDidSave
>
> but still no results. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
>
> [1]https://github.com/ascarter/BBEdit-ApplicationSupport/blob/master/Scr...

As always, seconds after posting the question I've figured it out:

1. script location is correct (Application Support/BBEdit/Attachment
Scripts)

2. script name was correct (Document.documentDidSave.scpt)

3. when saving the script make sure it is saved as: Script with the
Run only option checked

4. it works

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Re: Navigating methods

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 8, 12:43 am, Patrick Woolsey  wrote:
> Alex Popescu  sez:
>
> >At the top of the editors there's a small "thing" that allows
> >navigating a source file by functions (probably other structural
> >elements). Any ideas how I could get "that thing" to show up and take
> >focus using a shortcut? I'm not able to figure out what's the
> >corresponding editor functionality to associate it with a shortcut.
>
> That's the function menu (or function popup), and its default key
> equivalent is Control-Option-N.
>
> (If desired, you can adjust the latter under "Navigation Bar" within the
> Menus & Shortcuts preference panel.)
>


Yey! Awesome! Thanks a lot Patrick,

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PS: after a few weeks spent with BBEdit I'm finally starting to: 1)
identify the functionality I need; 2) become productive; 3) enjoy it!
The key was not giving up immediately--as a text editor BBEdit
presents a new user with an unusual learning curve.


> Regards,
>
>  Patrick Woolsey
> ==
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Displaying/Following symlinks in Project view

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

I was wondering if there's any option available to enable displaying/
following symlinks in Project view. I use symlinks quite often and I'd
prefer not to navigate outside BBEdit to get to them

tia,

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Re: Editing Markdown files - BBEdit 10

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 8, 10:46 pm, Jon  wrote:
> I'm new to doing anything other than plain text editing with BBEdit.
> Recently started adding Markdown to my files and converting through
> Marked. Now I see that BBEdit can handle the conversion as well. I'd
> like at least to be able to see my Markdown syntax in color, but the
> only way I can figure out to make that happen is by establishing a
> custom file extension. Do I need to do that? Or is there another
> alternative?
>
> I'd like to keep working with .txt, so that anything I happen to be
> working on at a given moment can turn into Markup if it needs to,
> without saving as...
>
> Thanks.

I think you can go into Preferences -> Languages and associate the txt
extension with Markdown.
Keep in mind that this will treat all txt files as markdown going
forward though.

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Re: Navigating methods

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 8, 7:20 pm, Christopher Stone 
wrote:
> On Sep 08, 2011, at 11:00, Watts Martin wrote:
>
> > On Sep 8, 2011, at 4:06 , Christopher Stone wrote:
> >> Unusual learning curve?  Try Vim.  :)
>
> > Although Vim is still the only editor I know that can execute the operation 
> > "delete every line *after* the line containing this regex pattern" in a 
> > single command without scripting. Granted, it doesn't come up very often, 
> > but . . .
>
> __
>
> Hey Watts,
>
> Don't get me wrong.  I like Vim.  It has wonderfully useful features.  I keep 
> my Terminal Version up-to-date via MacPorts, and I keep a copy of MacVim on 
> the machine as well.
>
> I'm just saying the leaning curve is fierce compared to BBEdit.  :)
>

Well, I have to partially disagree with that, by placing them at about
the same learning experience. What I've found more difficult in vim/
MacVim is getting used to it, not learning the common functionality.
But all these are usually very biased points.

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Re: Recreating CTags via AppleScript

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 11, 6:11 am, stirrell  wrote:
> I was wondering if someone had an AppleScript to recreate a project's
> CTags? The examples I have found seem to be out of date now for BBEdit
> 10. I essentially want an AppleScript that will just run the command:
>
> bbedit --maketags
>
> in the project's root directory. Does anyone have an example?
>
> Thanks!
> Scott

Check out this [thread][1] for both the script and how to install it
to have ctags refreshed on a file change.

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[1]: 
http://groups.google.com/group/bbedit/browse_thread/thread/8afa0e99730a3a55#

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Loading project freezes BBEdit 10 and 10.0.2 for seconds

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

Today I've loaded a Java project into BBEdit. While not extremely big
(but with a probably over 100 source files) it makes BBEdit (10 and
the 10.0.2 preview) freeze for seconds.

As I newbie BBEdit user this came as a big surprise considering that
most of the people comparing BBEdit w/ TextMate were referring to
scenarios where TM would be freezing out while BBEdit would not even
notice.

Is there something that I should look for to debug this situation? One
thing that I'd like would be the possibility to tell BBEdit to ignore
some subfolders as those contained compiled code and that's of no
interest for editing.

Any help in figuring out what's the issue is much appreciated,

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Re: Recreating CTags via AppleScript

[Alex Popescu]

On Sep 14, 5:03 pm, stirrell  wrote:
> Alex,
>
> Thanks for the heads-up. I did go to the thread but, unfortunately,
> the link to the script they have:
>
> http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&q=https://github.com/ascarter/BBEdit-A...
>
> Gives me a 404.I will also try Ryan's script a little later. Again,
> thanks to both of you for your help. I will check back in with results
> from Ryan's method.
>
> Scott
>


I've created a Gist with [a copy of the original code][1]

[1]: https://gist.github.com/1217265

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> On Sep 11, 5:27 pm, Alex Popescu  wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Sep 11, 6:11 am, stirrell  wrote:
>
> > > I was wondering if someone had an AppleScript to recreate a project's
> > > CTags? The examples I have found seem to be out of date now for BBEdit
> > > 10. I essentially want an AppleScript that will just run the command:
>
> > > bbedit --maketags
>
> > > in the project's root directory. Does anyone have an example?
>
> > > Thanks!
> > > Scott
>
> > Check out this [thread][1] for both the script and how to install it
> > to have ctags refreshed on a file change.
>
> > A://
>
> > [1]:http://groups.google.com/group/bbedit/browse_thread/thread/8afa0e9973...

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Re: Can someone explain ctags to me?

[Alex Popescu]

I'm reviving this thread to post some more updates and also ask for
some help.

1. As mentioned previously I've used ascarter's script as a
Document.documentDidSave. After doing it BBEdit started to freeze even
if I wasn't just navigating through a project.

The reason for BBEdit freezing was exactly the tags generation script.
BBEdit is performing autosaves and so it was triggering it very often.
In fact it was so often that made BBEdit almost unusable with decently
sized projects.

Lesson learned: don't use the tags generation script as a
documentDidSave event, except you can filter an actual source file
save.

2.  The conclusion above made me think that a better event to attach
the tags generation would be the Save action. So I've transformed it
into a File • Save script.

This approach has solved the above issue, but the script in the
current form was not able to make the difference between a real
project (with a folder structure) and a bunch a separate files opened
in the current window.

3. This is the part where I'm asking for help. The script in the
current form can be found at the end of the post. What I'd need help
with is:

3.1 Is there a way to determine if the current window belongs to a
real project vs a set of random files?

3.2. Could someone validate the following code snippet which tries to
get the parent folder if the main script result is a file:


if kind of (info for theFile) is "folder" then
-- Run the maketags script
set thePath to POSIX path of theFile
else
set thePath to POSIX path of (container of theFile)
end if
set cmd to "cd " & thePath & "; /usr/local/bin/bbedit 
--maketags"

3.3 Is there a way to install this script and trigger it through a
menu item/shortcut against the current project instead of having it
automatically triggered by the Save action?

on menuselect(menuName, itemName)
if menuName = "File" and itemName = "Save" then
-- must return false to let the application do the work
return false
end if
end menuselect
on postmenuselect(menuName, itemName)
-- this is called after the application has processed
-- the command
if menuName = "File" and itemName = "Save" then
my makeTags()
end if
end postmenuselect

on makeTags()
set theFile to missing value

tell application "BBEdit"
set activeWindow to front window

if (class of activeWindow is project window) then
set projectDocument to project document of activeWindow

if ((count of items of projectDocument) > 0) then
set firstFileItem to item 1 of projectDocument 
as alias
else
set firstFileItem to file of document of 
activeWindow as alias
end if

if (on disk of projectDocument) then
set theProjectFile to file of projectDocument 
as alias

tell application "Finder"
set theProjectDir to container of 
theProjectFile
set firstFileDir to container of 
firstFileItem
end tell

if (firstFileDir is equal to theProjectDir) then
-- Use project file
set theFile to theProjectDir as alias
else
-- External project file -> use first 
item to set context
set theFile to firstFileItem
end if
else
-- BBEdit doesn't provide direct access to the 
Instaproject root
-- Use the first node from the project list
set theFile to firstFileItem
end if
end if
end tell

if theFile is equal to missing value then
-- No base file found for reference
-- Signal error by beep and end
-- beep
else
if kind of (info for theFile) is "folder" then
-- Run the maketags script
set thePath to POSIX path of theFile
else
set thePath to POSIX path of (container of theFile)
end if
set cmd to "cd " & thePath & "; /usr/local/bin/bbedit 
--maketags"
do shell script cmd
end if
end makeTags

Many thanks in advance for the help,

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Re: Ignore directories with "Open File By Name"

[Alex Popescu]

On Oct 15, 4:23 pm, Gordon Fontenot  wrote:
> Is there a way to set up ignore patterns for the new Open File By Name
> functionality? For example, My site is done in Jekyll, and I don't ever want
> to open anything in the _site directory. But if I search for index.html,
> that's basically all I get.

I don't think this is supported yet, but if you are going to submit it
as a new feature suggestion, then there's a +1 from me.

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Re: automatic html closing tag?

[Alex Popescu]

On Jan 19, 12:45 am, sparker  wrote:
> I started using BBEdit (switched from Dreamweaver) and noticed that
> there is no auto close tag feature. For example, if I type "" I
> would think it would automatically type the close tag with an
> insertion point in the middle "|".
> I see the "close current tag" in the side menu but that doesn't seem
> very practical having to click on that just to close your html tag.
> Does anyone know if there is something in the preferences where I can
> use this feature? I find this feature very helpful. I would hate to
> switch back to Dreamweaver just to use their text editor.
> Thanks

Even if the two previous suggestions are good, but not optimized for
speed typing, the solution I'd suggest is to assign a shortcut to
Close current tag and one that is not very difficult to type
frequently.

Another possible solution is to assign a nice shortcut to Insert
clipping (e.g. Ctrl + Space) menu and have that insert the tags as it
automatically inserts the tags.

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Switching between the Project Panel and Editor

[Alex Popescu]

Hi all,

I've searched both the forum and skimmed over BBEdit documentation and I 
couldn't find any references to how to quickly switch from the Project 
panel to Editor and back. Right now what I'm doing is:

1. while in Project panel/view: after opening a file, Tab to the editor 
(depending on if Currently Opened Documents and Recent Documents panels are 
activated I need to Tab a couple of times to get to the editor)
2. while in Editor view... I have to move my hand to the mouse to click the 
Project panel

This feels quite unproductive and I was wondering if there's a different 
way to switch between these panels. Scripts would also be ok.

thanks in advance,

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Always Disabled Hide Currently Open Documents

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

I'm running BBEdit 10.1.2 (3143) and I was wondering why the menu option 
"Hide Currently Open Documents" is always disabled?

tia,

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Re: Always Disabled Hide Currently Open Documents

[Alex Popescu]

On Saturday, April 14, 2012 6:49:22 PM UTC+3, Christopher Stone wrote:
>
> On Apr 14, 2012, at 10:04, Alex Popescu wrote:
> > I'm running BBEdit 10.1.2 (3143) and I was wondering why the menu option 
> "Hide Currently Open Documents" is always disabled?
>
> __
>
> Hey Alex,
>
> I'm guessing that you don't have the files-panel open in your front 
> project window.
>
>
>
Wouldn't it be weird to look to hide the Currently Open Documents when the 
files panel would already be hidden :-)? The sidebar (files panel) is 
active, but the following two options are disabled:

1. Hide Currently Open Documents
2. Hide Worksheet & Scratchpad (I don't have a worksheet or scratchpad so 
this makes sense)

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Slowness on startup and with project

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

I was wondering if others have noticed a slow down in BBEdit lately. 
Basically when I fire it I get beach balling and it takes a good few 
seconds before it becomes available (this on a rMBR with 8GB of RAM). I'm 
also using BBEdit with a project that has about 4000+ files. Clicking in 
the Project view is painful (basically nothing happens for good seconds).

:- alex

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Re: Slowness on startup and with project

[Alex Popescu]

On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:40:18 PM UTC-7, Alex Popescu wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if others have noticed a slow down in BBEdit lately. 
> Basically when I fire it I get beach balling and it takes a good few 
> seconds before it becomes available (this on a rMBR with 8GB of RAM). I'm 
> also using BBEdit with a project that has about 4000+ files. Clicking in 
> the Project view is painful (basically nothing happens for good seconds).
>
> :- alex
>

Quick update (running  3293 build): CPU is continuously at 90%. I've 
uploaded a sample of the process (if that's helpful).

:- alex

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Sampling process 4921 for 3 seconds with 1 millisecond of run time between 
samples
Sampling completed, processing symbols...
Analysis of sampling BBEdit (pid 4921) every 1 millisecond
Process: BBEdit [4921]
Path:/Applications/BBEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/BBEdit
Load Address:0x1000
Identifier:  BBEdit
Version: ??? (???)
Code Type:   X86 (Native)
Parent Process:  ??? [1]

Date/Time:   2013-05-08 20:42:17.180 -0700
OS Version:  Mac OS X 10.8.3 (12D78)
Report Version:  7

Call graph:
2326 Thread_853187   DispatchQueue_1: com.apple.main-thread  (serial)
  2326 start  (in BBEdit) + 53  [0x3395]
2326 main  (in BBEdit) + 2573  [0x17f44d]
  2326 Exception::ReportExceptions(long (*)(char*), ...)  (in BBEdit) + 
54  [0x89080]
2326 Exception::vStandardizeExceptions(long (*)(char*), char*)  (in 
BBEdit) + 88  [0x88e5a]
  2326 run_app(char*)  (in BBEdit) + 28  [0x17f71c]
2326 CApplication::Run()  (in BBEdit) + 74  [0x6c7a]
  2326 Exception::ReportExceptions(long (*)(char*), ...)  (in 
BBEdit) + 54  [0x89080]
2326 Exception::vStandardizeExceptions(long (*)(char*), 
char*)  (in BBEdit) + 88  [0x88e5a]
  2326 CApplication::RunEventLoop(char*)  (in BBEdit) + 63  
[0x6c0f]
2326 RunApplicationEventLoop  (in HIToolbox) + 240  
[0x9886bf79]
  2326 ToolboxEventDispatcher  (in HIToolbox) + 82  
[0x9886c0b7]
2326 SendEventToEventTarget  (in HIToolbox) + 88  
[0x98707655]
  2326 
SendEventToEventTargetInternal(OpaqueEventRef*, OpaqueEventTargetRef*, 
HandlerCallRec*)  (in HIToolbox) + 430  [0x986f3780]
2326 DispatchEventToHandlers(EventTargetRec*, 
OpaqueEventRef*, HandlerCallRec*)  (in HIToolbox) + 2538  [0x986f483f]
  2326 
ToolboxEventDispatcherHandler(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*, 
void*)  (in HIToolbox) + 3108  [0x9872798e]
2326 SendEventToEventTargetWithOptions  (in 
HIToolbox) + 94  [0x986f35ca]
  2326 
SendEventToEventTargetInternal(OpaqueEventRef*, OpaqueEventTargetRef*, 
HandlerCallRec*)  (in HIToolbox) + 430  [0x986f3780]
2326 
DispatchEventToHandlers(EventTargetRec*, OpaqueEventRef*, HandlerCallRec*)  (in 
HIToolbox) + 1343  [0x986f4394]
  2326 
_InvokeEventHandlerUPP(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*, void*, long 
(*)(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*, void*))  (in HIToolbox) + 36  
[0x9886c9bb]
2326 
CApplication::AECarbonEventHandlerProc(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, 
OpaqueEventRef*, void*)  (in BBEdit) + 31  [0x4649]
  2326 
CApplication::AECarbonEventHandler(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*) 
 (in BBEdit) + 161  [0x1bc9b]
2326 AEProcessEvent  (in 
HIToolbox) + 172  [0x9887d42d]
  2326 AEProcessAppleEvent  (in 
HIToolbox) + 100  [0x98723c58]
2326 aeProcessAppleEvent  
(in AE) + 318  [0x911c9e7d]
  2326 
dispatchEventAndSendReply(AEDesc const*, AEDesc*)  (in AE) + 44  [0x911c9fbe]
2326 
aeDispatchAppleEvent(AEDesc const*, AEDesc*, unsigned long, unsigned char*)  
(in AE) + 331  [0x911f4a35]
  2326 
AEDispatcher::AEDi

Re: Slowness on startup and with project

[Alex Popescu]

On Thursday, May 9, 2013 3:53:10 AM UTC-7, Rich Siegel wrote:

> On Wednesday, May 8, 2013, Alex Popescu > 
> wrote: 
>
> > Quick update (running  3293 build): CPU is continuously at 90%. I've 
> > uploaded a sample of the process (if that's helpful). 
>
> Have you made any chances to your .bash_profile recently? 
>
>
I did some changes but they were mostly splitting my previous .bash_profile 
into multiple (semantic) .files. Did you see anything in the profile?

:- alex
 

> R. 
> -- 
> Rich Siegel Bare Bones Software, Inc. 
> >  <
> http://www.barebones.com/> 
>
> Someday I'll look back on all this and laugh... until they sedate me. 
>
>

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Re: Slowness on startup and with project

[Alex Popescu]

Quick update (after Rich's question about .bash_profile changes). I went 
and installed the 10.5.3 release version and I definitely don't see the 
slowness I'm seeing with the dev builds. 

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Backspace in Open file by name

[Alex Popescu]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone else is seeing this (mis)behavior/potential bug: 
if I open "Open File by Name" dialog and I try to delete characters using 
Backspace, it actually adds spaces.

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Re: Backspace in Open file by name

[Alex Popescu]

On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 6:40:09 PM UTC-8, blinde wrote:
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> quit/restart finder? incense and food offering to the gods?
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>
food offering done... but I don't like restarting finder (if that would be 
required I'd say it's a bug, not a feature)
 

> yosemite? previous os?
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yosemite
 

> maintained through reboot?
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could reproduce it multiple times
 

> btw, it works as expected for me...
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I'll probably submit a bug report.
 

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> On Wednesday, November 12, 2014 8:48:30 AM UTC-8, Alex Popescu wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I was wondering if anyone else is seeing this (mis)behavior/potential 
>> bug: if I open "Open File by Name" dialog and I try to delete characters 
>> using Backspace, it actually adds spaces.
>>
>

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Re: Keyboard Shortcut to Focus on Project List?

[Alex Popescu]

On Tuesday, July 2, 2013 8:03:34 PM UTC-7, Rick Yentzer wrote:
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> I know this is old but I was wondering the same.
>
> Thanks,
> Rick
>

1.5 years later and I still don't know how to do this :-(.

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