Re: Script to Transform One CSV File Into Another

[Nello Lucchesi]

It turns out that importing a Mint CSV (imposter) into Quicken does not 
solve my problem because this Quicken import feature is designed to be for 
moving from Mint → Quicken, not for repeatedly loading of transactions into 
Quicken.

I apologize for whatever wild goose chase I sent anyone on as a result of 
my misunderstanding.

Thank you for your help.

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Script to Transform One CSV File Into Another

[Nello Lucchesi]

I’m new to scripting BBEdit and columnular transformations.

I’d like to create/modify/steal a script to transform a csv file containing 
financial data from my credit card company’s format into the format 
exported by Mint (so that I can import the resulting Mint imposter into 
Quicken for Mac).

Credit card CSV (Input)
*Date, Id, Amount, Description*

Mint CSV (Output)
*Date,Description,Original Description,Amount,Transaction 
Type,Category,Account Name,Labels,Notes*

The new columns will be either:

   - Constants,
   - Empty.
   - Duplicates of other columns


Can someone please point me in the right direction?  Ideally, can you point 
me towards a script that does most of this and that I can modify?

Thank you.

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Best Tools for Editing Bash Scripts

[Nello Lucchesi]

I'm editing (FreeBSD/FreeNAS) bash scripts in BBEdit (11.5.2) and hoping to
find ways to augment the included "Unix Script" language selection.

For example, I'd like to add these capabilities:
- Code Folding
- Finding function and variable declarations

Is there any way to make BBEdit more bash-friendly (apart from writing my
own Language Module)?

Thank you.

- nello

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Re: Windows alternative to BBEdit

[Nello Lucchesi]

My favorite Windows HTML editor was HomeSite:

  http://www.adobe.com/products/homesite/

Apparently, TopStyle4 is considered its successor:

  http://nick.typepad.com/blog/2009/06/homesite-discontinued.html

Take a look:

  http://www.topstyle4.com/

  - nello

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Re: Does BBE support Syntax and Formatting for PHP code

[Nello Lucchesi]

On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Robert A. Rosenberg rar...@banet.net wrote:
 At 14:35 +1000 on 06/14/2012, Alex Satrapa wrote about Re: Does BBE support
 Syntax and Formatting for PHP code:

 While BBEdit doesn't have any tidying/syntax checking for PHP (or Perl, or
 Python or Š) there is a phptidy script on the intertubes, and there is
 discussion of how to use it with TextWrangler (and I assume, by extension,
 with BBEdit) here:
 http://magp.ie/2011/01/10/tidy-and-format-your-php-and-meet-wordpress-standards-on-coda-and-textwrangler/


 Thanks. I installed it and it seems to meet my formatting needs. I assume
 that it handles the syntax checking at the same time although I would rather
 go with a syntax checker as opposed to a formatter which fixes what it
 thinks you are trying to do as opposed to just flagging errors for
 inspection and correction. I have been burned by using a tidy type fixer
 which made the wrong correction from what I wanted (ie: A syntax check
 spotted an error in nesting that needed to be hand corrected).


Robert:

Now that you've used it a while, are you still happy with it?

  - nello

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Git Support

[Nello Lucchesi]

Has any consideration been given to intregrating Git support into BBEdit (much 
like SVN is now)?

 - nello

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Seeking Scripts to Format PHP and SQL

[Nello Lucchesi]

Can anyone recommend any scripts that could be used within BBEdit to format 
(pretty print) PHP or SQL?

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Re: Syntax highlighting for PHP variables

[Nello Lucchesi]

 Whilst maybe not being exactly what you're looking but close, I use John
 Gruber's `bbcolors for bbedit` (that you will find on Google).

 BBEdit v.10 upwards only.

 Cheers,

   Phil...


http://daringfireball.net/projects/bbcolors/ 

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